Sentence examples for be looking at one from inspiring English sources
Every week from now until the end of August we are going to be looking at one of the books on the Guardian children's fiction prize longlist.
Every week until the end of August we are going to be looking at one of the books on the Guardian children's fiction prize longlist.
Last week, PKF Hospitality Research said that hotel owners could be looking at "one of the worst years on record," and that the number of full-service hotels in the United States lacking the cash flow to pay debts will increase by 25percentthis yearar.
The three men appear almost to be looking at one another, as if caught in silent, unfinished conversation.
In this talk, I'll be looking at one way to argue for this view: from the inconceivability of experiences that are functionally isolated from their subject.
Harris said: "At the time we very much looked at the Sunday Sport as the flagship title and we felt that coming back with a Sunday business model we'd be looking at one title". Those plans have now changed, he explained.
They are going to be looking at one-loss teams from one of the big six conferences and say, what would a T.C.U. or a B.Y.U. or a Boise do if they were playing week in and week out in one of the big six conferences?" Peeking ahead, one-loss teams from major conferences appear to be Boise State's major obstacle.
Books must be looked at one at a time.
When Frank Drake did Project Ozma, he was looking at one spot on the radio dial at a time.
"If it goes on all year, we're looking at one of the biggest public policy ad wars ever".
