Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive idiomatic English) To anticipate, expect, or wait for, especially with a feeling of approval or pleasure. Be excited or eager to.
Usage examples of "look forward to".
Crystal recently established a $250,000 scholarship endowment fund for the QCC Port of Entry Program to ensure its continued success, and I look forward to bringing many future graduates on board at Crystal.
And the only thing I have to look forward to, when I reach it, is the dubious care to be rendered by a functionally illiterate technician who was drunk during our last conversation.
It is an unhappy state of affairs to look forward to additional guidance from a man Simon Khrustinov refused to trust.
I could only look forward to an immediate catastrophe, such a catastrophe as not even the most vivid imagination could have thought of.
I look forward to witnessing other wonders of organization upon my return.
I look forward to it myself, for I am curious to see how my brethren have adapted to so isolated a home.
When mealtimes are pleasant and devoid of judgment or instruction, people look forward to them and to being together.
Not only did they look forward to a respite in the city, but the faster they went, the sooner they would reach the coast.
She knows she can look forward to the future and trust how we would handle the situation should she get into a similar position.