Sentence examples for face seeking from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers' Game 1 starting pitcher, Zack Greinke, said he spoke to both Schumaker and McGwire about the lineup he would face, seeking advice for attacking it.

When I hand her a snack and look into her face, seeking the stories of her day, I intend for her to feel how much she matters.

As the carriage lurched this way and that, I watched my daughter's face, seeking in her expressions some sense of what she saw in the world around her. Things, objects, trees, and walls; posters, notices, streets, and cats.

At the same time that officers arrived at Cole Hall, Sergeant Rodman, who had left a meeting at the Holmes Student Center, arrived at the west entrance of that building to find a shooting victim who had been shot in the back and the head, along with another victim who had blood on the face, seeking help for his injured friend.

Although necessarily a partial view, it is relevant to the difficult choices that curriculum planners face seeking to strengthen education in this area in the face of an already overcrowded timetable.

To them, Clinton's nomination represents the culmination of decades of work devoted to tearing down the barriers women have faced seeking high office in America.  .

Ms. Gbalajobi's predicament highlights the obstacles permanent residents face when seeking social services, obstacles that American citizens do not.

That court is expected to hold a trial soon in stark contrast to the apathy and years of delay that Indian rape victims often face when seeking justice.

But the government's social mobility strategy published last year, under Nick Clegg's influence, has already highlighted the hurdles deprived children face in seeking a place at university.

It details how companies successfully hire the right candidates for the job and outlines the obstacles these companies face when seeking optimum talent.

Major hurdles face researchers seeking industrial jobs, including their age and companies' reluctance to hire postdocs--whom they consider to be too academic.