Sentence examples for is looking to take from inspiring English sources

Yet it's a challenge Bairstow is looking to take head-on.

This is where Mr Sillett is looking to take his business, perhaps by bringing in new partners and investors.

Imagine you are an employer who, despite the current economic gloom, is looking to take on someone new.

So the administration is looking to take an additional $6.1 billion from the Pentagon budget to supplement that funding.

In addition, al-Qaeda's franchise in the country, Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (Aqap), is looking to take advantage of the power vacuum.

Buzzfeed is looking to take on local and regional papers at their own game, by recruiting more regional reporters to cover the north of England, Scotland and Wales.

I'm looking to take two off.

"They are looking to take profits," he said.

"We are looking to take it to the usual suspects".

We're looking to take advantage of different harvest times.

The culprits are looking to take benefits of the situation".