The phrase "all looking to go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of people who are eager or intending to leave or move to another place.
Example: "The team gathered at the station, all looking to go to the conference together."
Alternatives: "all eager to leave" or "all wanting to depart".
Today, I'd like to go over some tips/secrets of how to maximize the success potential of your mobile applications, because new mobile programming languages provide such a great development experience, more and more people are transferring to the mobile development market, which is only looking to go all the way up.
It's not the only island looking to go all-green: Earlier this year, the government of the Cook Islands, in the South Pacific, vowed to generate all its electricity from renewable sources use by 2020.
Examples: Black skinny jeans, band t-shirts, studded clothing, distressed jeans, fishnet stockings, ragged skirts, painted nails, makeup, etc. Notes: If you're looking to go all-out, consider extreme options like dyed-black hairdos, nose piercings, and so on.
Netflix IPO'd in 2002, and we all know Facebook is looking to go public in the next year or so.
If you're looking to go all out for your next vacation, you don't need to leave the U.S. to find the luxury escape of your dreams.
This costume definitely a standout costume when we walked in; however, sometimes just a simple T-shirt will do if you're not looking to go all out.
7pm, Sky Sports 1 Europa League Football: Villarreal v Liverpool Liverpool look to go all the way in the semi-final first leg.
"He's got a few weeks to see how he settles and progresses here and if all goes well then we will look to go down the avenue of making the move permanent in January".
We are all looking to see how they are going to come out and play.
It all looked to be going so fucking straightforward.
