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Meanings of look forward in English

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Usage of look forward in English
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I believe my problem is common and look forward to your advice.
The Irish Times
2
Microsoft said it look forward to providing information to EU competition enforcers.
Reuters
3
In future, consumers can look forward to more variety in health insurance.
The Irish Times
4
We look forward to our new friendship and a successful future partnership.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
5
I do, however, look forward to receiving my lesson the following week.
A vote of confidence
6
They all work hard and look forward to this holiday each year.
The Irish Times
7
It would be good to look forward to a nice, new study.
Reach for Infinity
8
I look forward to working positively for a yes vote in 2014.
The Guardian
9
At least, the citizens have something to look forward to every year.
Speaks the Nightbird
10
I look forward to reviewing that information, McConnell said in a statement.
Reuters
11
The consumer can look forward to the benefits of choice and competition.
The Irish Times
12
We look forward to working with Jim for many years to come.
Climbing Magazine
13
Ruling involves responsibility-perhapsthat's why some people don't look forward to it.
Heaven
14
Farmers too can look forward to their crops getting a good soaking.
News.com.au
15
I look forward with great interest to the outcome of their labours.
The Irish Times
16
Likely, you look forward to many things more than the New Earth.
Heaven
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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