Sentence examples for will be looking ahead from inspiring English sources

His concern will be looking ahead.

On the Monday before Thanksgiving, most people will be looking ahead to a short week and a four-day weekend.

Whatever direction we may have been looking during this three-day weekend, we know that when the pace of regular life resumes tomorrow we will be looking ahead overwhelmingly to a single thing, the commemoration of Sept. 11, 2001.

The lesson, we're told, is that if the U.S. follows the Japanese path, dithering about and trying to keep troubled banks afloat rather than taking them over and cleaning them up, then there's a good chance we will be looking ahead to our own Lost Decade.

After Mr. Bernanke presents his semiannual monetary policy report to Congress next week, the central bank will be looking ahead to March 31, its self-imposed deadline for ending its purchases of $1.25 trillion of mortgage-backed securities and another $175 billion in debts guaranteed by federally controlled housing entities like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

But for many the biggest consideration will be looking ahead to the presidential election on 9 July.

Plus we'll be looking ahead to tonight's Carling Cup first-round action.

I'll be looking ahead to 2014: it's a huge year for theatre in Scotland, and for Scotland in general, because of the referendum [on independence], and the Commonwealth Games.

"Irish cricket has been improving consistently and we will be looking forward to some competitive games ahead of the Champions Trophy.

Mr Baldizón, however, will already be looking ahead to 2015.

Although I think they want to get a result in this match, the Goats will also be looking ahead to their U.S. Open Cup semifinal match against the Seattle Sounders, and given the choice, I think everybody would prefer a result in the Open Cup to a league match against Vancouver.