Sentence examples for be looking at somewhere from inspiring English sources

Most likely, Mr. Reid will be looking at somewhere between zero and two Democratic defections and will need somewhere between 7 and 9 Republicans to support him.

If the decline rate keeps accelerating the way these first quarter results suggest, we could be looking at somewhere in between $26 billion and $30 billion in total ad sales revenue for this year.

Also, keep things you wouldn't like them to be looking at somewhere where they are less likely to find it.

But we are looking at somewhere else for something dramatic.

If convicted, he is looking at somewhere between six to 12 months.

Roughly speaking, including a 4K professional projector, a large-format video screen of easily 15 feet or larger, 7.1 speaker system, electronics, booth construction, lighting control, seating, acoustics, video calibration and acoustic tuning, you are looking at somewhere between $400,000 and $500,000 for your theater room.

If we don't create jobs where they are, if we don't educate them, if we don't train them, then we create situations where people will be looking at opportunities somewhere else," he said.

"They may be looking at the budget and think, 'We need to cut back somewhere.' This may be relatively painless".

Maybe it's because I'm looking at an ad somewhere I never expected to see one, like the skyscraper-height ads of Ridley Scott's future.

In certain areas you are looking at £500,000 to buy somewhere; even then you are not always even getting a whole house.

This summer we are looking at average prices of somewhere between $3.45 and $3.75, and unfortunately I think we will approach the high end of that range pretty shortly".