Sentence examples for beat looking to from inspiring English sources

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.

One rich old gentleman, though, stays behind, enjoying the beat, and looking to dance.

Where urban areas can be regenerated we should do so, and we have a sad history of demolition but it should not be a stick to beat those looking to do other things in the right place for them.

This is great news for everyone: The beat reporter looking to spread his or her wings, for example, might wish to propose a magazine piece for Susan or a sabbatical-style period of working with Susan for a defined period.

Against Barcelona and here, all Chelsea have shown is that like an overmatched boxer on the way down, they can take a beating while looking to land a lucky one.

Of course, there's no turning back the clock, so we've satisfied our craving for throwback beats by looking to the handful of new school producers who have drawn inspiration from the genre's origins.

For example: if his friends really like playing video games, ask them if they beat that high score they were looking to beat.

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".

The 49ers will arrive in New Orleans looking to beat a team with one of the league's best offenses a week after beating one of the league's best defenses, which would show remarkable versatility.

"We're not looking to beat a dead horse," he said.