Sentence examples for forever looking for a from inspiring English sources
I am forever looking for a reason to choose one loaf of bread or one brand of shampoo over countless others.
He's forever looking for a way to make a quick buck - anything to avoid an honest, straight life.
Critics are forever looking for a reason to bash them, so the band shouldn't provide such easy targets as unimaginative videos.
"We're forever looking for a way to get people to come to our town," said Lisa Croteau, program manager of the Niles, Mich., Main Street Program, which is running a community-wide Cash Mob Day that will encourage residents and visitors to visit as many small businesses as possible, as opposed to just one, singled-out business.
The cheery-faced Mary Riggans joined Take the High Road, ITV's Scottish soap opera, in 1983 as Effie Macinnes, the village gossip and busybody forever looking for an eligible man – but usually losing interest on finding one.
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As a result, environmental scientists are forever looking for real-world events that, like a chemist's laboratory experiments, directly test specific aspects of the Earth system.
Journalists are forever looking for themes that connect the movies in a film festival.
She thought he was yesterday's man, forever looking for state subsidies or protection.He had a love-hate relationship with most of the brokers of the City of London: he loved to hate them, and they felt the same way about him.
A reflexive transcendentalist, Frost was a hiker who tramped the woods forever looking for lessons.
Perhaps the standout phrase in the speech, though, is this: "I know I won't be in politics forever," followed a few sentences later by: "I'm forever looking for ways to try to get out of Whitehall".
