look forward to service you vs looking forward to servicing you

Some examples from the web:

• The Commission and its services look forward very much to working together with you.
• Similarly, the financial services sector can also look forward to growth.
• We look forward to offering choice and greater service to patients right across the European Union.
• With those, I think we can look forward to a really effective and thriving services market that works to the benefit of consumers.
• We can now look forward to an even-handed Services Directive, which is what we all set out to achieve.
• I look forward to a solution being found to the Services Directive during the Finnish Presidency.
• I look forward to our positive cooperation, and I gladly put my services at your disposal.
• Finally, we look forward to a charter which spells out the basic entitlement to public service broadcasting as well as the other services mentioned tonight.
• I would never ordinarily speak to you that way and I look forward to working on your service again soon.
• I look forward to future opportunities to discuss those matters with him and the whole House, not least in the context of the communication which we have just produced on our external services.
• Mr President, indeed we have much to look forward to in the course of the next six months and I notice in these proposals that there is an absolute mass of proposed financial services regulation.
• Therefore we look forward to reviewing the Commission's White Papers on retail financial services and mortgage credit to see how improvements can be achieved with the least possible intrusiveness.
• I look forward to more civilized surroundings.
• Actually look forward to performance review.
• It also looks forward to effective verification arrangements.
• They look forward to receiving Croatian observers in Parliament.
• As rapporteur on the future of social services of general interest, I look forward to working with all the groups which recognise the need for a strong social market economy and I hope to bring forward concrete proposals to resolve the dilemmas faced by providers of SSGI.
• They need to look forward to exploration; they need to look forward to colonization; they need to look forward to breakthroughs.
• I look forward to, and am confident that I will see, some progress soon on all these issues in relation to the Services Directive, which I am so pleased he supports.
• The services of the Commission have fully taken on board the recommendations of Parliament and we look forward to reviewing progress with you during our regular rendezvous where we have the opportunity to discuss the financial assistance strategies and their implementation.

Some examples from the web:

• Looking forward to your demo tomorrow.
• We are looking forward to the London conference at which we hope President Karzai will present his plans, and we are looking forward to increasing our support after that.
• Nolan's looking forward to seeing you later, Patrick.
• I've been looking forward to this chat for quite some time.
• Booth was looking forward to this wedding so much.
• Let's just say I'm looking forward to our next session.
• I was looking forward to thanking her for her work.
• I'm really looking forward to springtime.
• Looking forward to finishing my apprenticeship.
• ~ He was looking forward to a catch-up.
• Really looking forward to when they invent the Wunder jet pack.
• I've been looking forward to working with an experienced officer.
• Everyone's looking forward to seeing you back soon.
• I'm looking forward to your party.
• I think she's actually looking forward to moving here now.
• I'm so looking forward to brainwashing this child with you.
• Isobel and Angus are looking forward to seeing you.
• I was looking forward to seeing the clover's undulating leaves.
• And I'm looking forward to the physical challenges.
• The King is looking forward to seeing you.