In to
Looking forward to and in to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Looking forward to" instead an adjective phrase "In to".
Looking forward to
In to and looking forward to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In to" instead an adjective "Looking forward to".
Both terms in one sentence
- Everyone in the country is tuning in to the broadcast of the act and looking forward to it with a sort of horrible glee.
Source: Series / Black Mirror Series One -
They averted the collapse many times, and Hal was really looking forward to the eventual release (trying to keep himself from giving in to the temptation to set them off)... and then he comes home and Dewey has already done it.
Source: Fall of the House of Cards
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