look ahead

He tried to look ahead in the years to come.

The past was behind me, I wanted only to look ahead.

I put the paper down and tried to look ahead.

But back then, I was only looking ahead to my own future.

But first he decided to have a better look ahead.

Then I turned about to look ahead, down the road.

A. Thanks for looking ahead to the future of our industry!

They looked ahead only to the next season at most.

With the 2000 tax year over, it is time to look ahead.

Here's a look ahead at what we'll be looking back on in 2007.

In a situation such as the one before us, we can look ahead or back.

I thought I'd look ahead to the big stories of next year.

His parents say he was happy and looking ahead to University.

We are better off not being able to look ahead, she said to herself.

It was time to look ahead not behind at the past.

Looking ahead to the next two or three years, the future looks much less certain.

I've always tried to look ahead and not focus on it.

He looked ahead, at both the Wall and the air above it.

If you will know, then, look ahead with us an hour.

Although it is still summer, some people seemed to be looking ahead already.

I would always look ahead and speak to the person coming toward me.

"My father has always been a person who looks ahead to what he can do today," she said.

They can look ahead to big Virginia game next week.

Look ahead and let the car coast to a stop.

Looking ahead to the most interesting games of the 2011 season.