The phrase "a guy who seeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a male individual who is in pursuit of something, whether it be a goal, a relationship, or knowledge.
Example: "He is a guy who seeks adventure in every aspect of his life."
Alternatives: "a man in search of" or "a person who is looking for".
"The Event" is as much a response to the Bush-era sensibility of "24" as it is an attempt at copying it; Walker is a gentle-hearted guy who seeks connection above all.
Burbank is daring me to try them all with the Taste of Downtown Burbank, a 40-restaurant showcase of snacks and savories ready and willing to give my taste buds their greatest challenge ever (and you're reading the guy who sought out and conquered the hottest habañero-infused concoctions at the Buffalo Wing Festival in Buffalo, N.Y.).
And please believe me; I've met a lot of guys who sought his book The Art of War.
It's the perfect gift for guys who seek silver linings, scope out optimism and hunt down opportunity.
Says Zaidi: "We make a priority of going up to different players and introducing ourselves, but David was a guy who actively sought us out, and you have to love it.
Von's set began in an unexpected way, by playing a selection from a compilation from the prank-calling comedy duo Earles & Jensen where a guy who sounds African-American answers an ad seeking musicians for a black metal band and basically threatening the shit out of the wimpy, kinda racist white boy who placed the ad.
"This is a guy who came to town from a provincial place, seeking to restore his family's reputation and to re-establish his wealth," Marsh said.
Profoundly unhappy and stuck in a post-Katrina New Orleans with a guy who could kindly be described as sociopathic, I actively sought a way out of my predicament.
Natalee's piece, which features the song, "Hide and Seek" by Imogen Heap, tells the story of a guy who constantly strings girls along.
