Sentence examples for beat looking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's budget chief, and health care expert, Peter Orszag, calls a commission one of the "game-changers" that "would make sure that there is someone always on the beat, looking for ways to bend that curve".

He added: "What I have done is have a good look at them and set up a team that is hard to beat, looking to make sure we are improving every time and getting consistency".

This will be a case to consider not just for cops on the beat looking to help or investigate people who don't speak English, but in courts as well.

For the ultimate lesson in scaremongering, it would be hard to beat Looking For Mr Goodbar, starring Diane Keaton as a teacher of deaf children who spends her evenings cruising singles joints.

There's nothing wrong in getting beat – look at Muhammad.

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(beat) Look at it, you can see the... see right behind the grapes there, you can just see his... CHARITY:... Grapes.

Mr. Kerry ignored that and, without missing a beat, looked up into the audience to start answering more questions about Medicare.

They include an all-black Beat look a la Audrey Hepburn in "Funny Face," a white-tie ensemble, a polka-dot lounging robe and a rhinestone-studded suit.

On the environment beat, look back at "The Big Melt" series in 2005 (along with the prize-winning "Arctic Rush" Discovery-Times documentary) and the 2006-7 "Energy Challenge" reports.

Sacca: "There are few aspects of our business that can't be beat, look at YouTube – they spanked us".