Sentence examples for are looking to end from inspiring English sources

"It is not that we are looking to end anyone's right to work or shut down a food culture.

Everton are looking to end a quiet summer in the transfer market by signing Xherdan Shaqiri from Internazionale plus the River Plate defender Ramiro Funes Mori.

Tonight's fixture marks the first anniversary of Martin O'Neill's first match in charge of Sunderland, where the Black Cats are looking to end a dismal run of form of just two victories in their last 23 league games.

Greens Want to increase overseas aid from 0.7 per cent to 1 per cent of GDP in the next five years and are looking to end talk of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, calling it "globalisation in its  worst form".

It is the first time the two Edinburgh clubs have met in the Scottish Cup final since 1896, with Hibs are looking to end a 110-year wait to lift the trophy.

It is the first time the two Edinburgh clubs have met in the Scottish Cup final since 1896, Hibs are looking to end a 110-year wait to lift the trophy and Hearts winger Andrew Driver thinks that makes defeat unthinkable for the Tynecastle side.

Pittsburgh is looking to end a 20-season playoff drought.

Haas was looking to end a memorable week in the Miami area in style.

Labour is looking to end its long-standing relationship with the troubled Cooperative Bank.

It is not clear if Firefox was looking to end its 10-year-relationship with Google.

St Helens will be looking to end an unusually long absence from the final.