i will see you for next week meeting vs I look forward for next week meeting.

Some examples from the web:

• This should do you for next week.
• If I asked you for next week's winning Lotto numbers, would you tell me?
• Now, I will see you next week at the batting cages at Chelsea Piers.
• So, if there are no further questions, I will see you next week.
• WE CAN RESCHEDULE YOU FOR NEXT WEEK IF THAT WORKS FOR YOU.
• And I will see the Keaton family next week.
• I will see you guys at our next session.
• I will see you later, Commander.
• Clarice I will see you hang for their murders.
• I will see you both in chambers.
• I will see you in the morning.
• Rosa, I will see you tomorrow for your appointment.
• Well, then I will see you both on Thursday.
• I will see you tomorrow, Plebe Huard.
• I will see you rot in jail for mass murder.
• I Will See You Again After I Have Saved His Life.
• Everybody, I will see you tomorrow, Saturday morning.
• I will see you in court tomorrow 10 a.m...
• Justin, I will see you at the airport.
• I will see you at House Nakanishi, in Kiya-cho.

Some examples from the web:

• I look forward to seeing you next week.
• I look forward to delivering that message next week in Australia.
• I look forward to discussing how to handle this issue in the Conference of Presidents next week.
• I look forward to being involved in the debate next week.
• I look forward to welcoming him as a member of our group next week.
• I look forward to seeing you taking your seat in the Quorum of Ship's Captains next week.
• I look forward to seeing you taking your seat in the Quorum of ships' captains next week.
• I hope that the Quartet can continue its cooperation with the Arab partners, and I look forward to the upcoming meeting of the Quartet, which will most probably take place next week, when all these issues can be discussed.
• In this spirit I look forward to fruitful discussions with the Heads of State or Government tomorrow evening and the real results that the world is expecting from Pittsburgh next week.
• I look forward for your cooperation.
• So I look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.
• I look forward to our next meeting.
• You should be out there celebrating with your daughter, who I look forward to meeting.
• Finish the work schedule for next week.
• We look forward to their proposals, perhaps next week.
• Next week is for next week's docket.
• We realise that COREPER is going to wrestle with this next week but we look forward to hearing any news from the Commissioner on this.
• I can now tell them that they can look forward to next week with confidence; it is hoped that Mr Tony Blair will see to this.
• We look forward to the proposal from the Commission which will come forward next week.
• I and this Parliament look forward to working with him on the detail, not least in the Presidency conference next week.