Sentence examples for between looking for from inspiring English sources

But there is a huge difference between looking for efficiencies and other reforms and privatizing Medicare.

In between looking for work, Mr. Morrison said he will continue to serve as the treasurer for the Camden County Young Republicans.

Between looking for the familiar and finding comfort in the status quo, we can make financial mistakes that add up over time.

Marc Johnson, 33, describes his late 20's and early 30's as a cycle between looking for dates, planning dates, going on dates or deconstructing dates with friends.

Researchers observing a species of microscopic roundworms called C.elegans found that male worms given the choice between looking for food and finding a mate tended to choose the latter.

There's a big difference between looking for a thing, like a table lamp or a soup tureen -- the way I did when I would make weekly trips to Los Angeles flea markets because I was sick of living in a nearly bare apartment -- and having eyes for nothing else.

Doig is the painter of the global age, a traveller without a destination, between cultures, between jobs, looking for paradise and finding a prison on the horizon.

Then they crawled between cars, looking for people to help.

They went for a drive in the area between Fairfield County and Westchester County looking for a gulp(gorge) which was not mapped.

Yet, when I wandered around campus during lunch periods and between classes, looking for disgruntled kids, I never found any.

Today's film-makers, reared on rock, techno and everything in between, are looking for more contemporary aural accompaniments – a world away from the traditional orchestral set-up.