1. The book concludes with a look towards the future.

2. Let's look towards our distinguished guests.

3. We look towards the amalgamation of some of the neighborhood factories.

4. It is always wise to look towards those who inspire and impress you.

5. Learning to think positively and to look towards healthy outcomes can help considerably in any diet programme.

6. The documents and articles look towards more democratic forms of communication and outline a new vision for the 21st century.

7. She turned slowly to look towards Tallis, her eyes fierce, her mouth twisted with fury.

8. Modernity, then, is incurably materialistic but it can look towards either collectivism or individualism.

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9. There was little chance to look towards democracy or any political liberalisation, moreover, while the party remained the central authority.

10. Balthasar hurried off and Romeo turned to look towards Verona.

11. They look towards the amalgamation of some of the neighborhood factories.

12. They look towards the amalgamation of some of the neighbourhood factories.

13. Any trepidation grows rapidly worse if you look towards the ground.

14. There is no doubt that many older people and their carers will look towards their doctors when illness and poor health intervene.

15. Merc é d è s turned her eyes with an ineffable look towards heaven.

16. While he was praying he asked his servant to go look towards the sea for a rain cloud.

1. We look towards the amalgamation of some of the neighborhood factories.