Sentence examples for ages looking for a from inspiring English sources

Get to the end without anyone making a mistake!' I spent ages looking for a scientist talking about volatility in scientific elements to put over it, but I couldn't find anything.

When deciding on a potential roommate, look for subtle or overt warning signs, such as frequent tales about hoped-for money in the future, spending ages looking for a job and refusing to take work that the person thinks is "beneath" him, or a person who is financially dependent on his parents, or has been living on the charity of his parents long after he has reached adulthood.

We wandered around the Dell, a truly desperate old ground for short people of any age, looking for a good vantage point an hour or more before kick-off.

Kennedy already knew the power of a letter when he was 12. "My recent allowance is 40¢," he wrote to his parents at that age, looking for a raise.

In 1948 when I went back to China to get a bride, there were maybe 50 boys in the boat, like me, my age, looking for a wife.

I heard you spent ages looking for the right character.

Mum jumped so much she knocked her 3-D glasses off and spent ages looking for them on the floor.

Don't spend ages looking for one.

I think that in the information age looking for the truth has become a kind of activism.

In India, some one million young people turn 18 - coming of age, looking for work, and registering to vote.

But let us be messiahs to generation WHY, not a bunch of ageing hacks looking for a pension... regards from intrigue hotel..