Sentence examples for considered looking for a from inspiring English sources

He moved into a sober house, began a day program, gave clean urine samples each week and considered looking for a maintenance job.

Police Officer John Hawkins of Rye Brook, one of the lottery winners, said that he and his wife, Lisa, had considered looking for a home in Dutchess or Putnam Counties, even though living there would have required a long commute.

Samantha has considered looking for a flat privately rather than through the council but the price is now beyond her means.

Consider looking for a new job, or even a new career.

You might consider looking for a support group in your area where you and your partner can meet others who identify as transgender or are in relationship with a trans-identified person.

A superficial reading of the situation would suggest that consumers who are confident of a Labour victory should consider looking for a deal that fixes their prices until after May 2015.

The salary starts at £28,443. 5 Nurses have been at the forefront of developing social enterprises to deliver NHS services, so Sue might consider looking for a nursing role within one of these organisations.

I suppose they could descend further into intellectual hackery and support reelection, but you'd think they'd at least consider looking for a nominee without an ocean liner full of baggage.

"Too many people invest in an idea before they know it'll sell," says Santoro. 2. Consider looking for a micro niche.

You're considering looking for a new job and see that most companies want women like you with skills in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Members of the club's hierarchy recognise they made a mistake in appointing Mel and are now considering looking for a younger, bullish coach who will shake the club out of its slumber.