Collocation
Looking forward to hearing from you.
An idiomatic expression used to convey anticipation or eagerness to receive a response or communication from someone.
Definition
'Looking forward to hearing from you.' is a common English collocation. An idiomatic expression used to convey anticipation or eagerness to receive a response or communication from someone.
Look forward to + V-ing
“I'm looking forward to hearing from you regarding my application.”
Examples
- I am really looking forward to hearing from you about the job offer.
- We look forward to receiving your feedback on the project next week.
- She was looking forward to hearing the good news after the interview.
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- The team is looking forward to hearing the final results of the competition.
- They look forward to collaborating with your company in the near future.
- Are you looking forward to hearing about the new product launch tomorrow?
- Having sent the detailed proposal, he is now eagerly looking forward to their response.
- The entire department looks forward to hearing all presentations next Monday.
- Despite the slight delay, we are still looking forward to hearing an update soon.
- I always look forward to hearing from old friends.
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