Sentence examples for look for pointers from inspiring English sources

If they follow trends elsewhere, it is to Turkey or other former Soviet republics that they are more likely to look for pointers.

Those looking for pointers, however, towards next Saturday's game between England and South Africa were never likely to come away with many hard conclusions.

Most of the crowd consisted of team and broadcast executives hobnobbing and trading ideas, or members of the Austin sports industry looking for pointers.

It was while looking for pointers that I came across Marigold Dark, a racy dystopian thriller about an alcoholic Jersey private eye confronted with corrupt coppers, amoral financiers and a wealthy foreign oligarch keen to buy up the island.

If you're looking for pointers, you might Google pictures of bikers in Amsterdam, where the style ranges from judge-sober to cavalier and cool to all-out eccentric.

I know that Kim saw the movie as a way of legitimising her fantasy of doing something like that.' Lyne has some advice that might be useful to young directors looking for pointers on sex scenes: 'Actors are always nervous about how they look, so my job is to make them feel they look great,' he says.

We'll all be looking for pointers to the World Cup in this season's Six Nations.

Anyone looking for further pointers for the 2016 season may note that living or working in the US seems to be auspicious (true of Silberman, Howe, James and Rankine, the latter trio having academic posts there).

The Blue Devils had to look for a 3-pointer, and Rivers did everything he could to draw a foul behind the 3-point line on Florida State's Michael Snaer with six seconds to play.

The Illini guards spread the floor looking for 3-pointers, leaving Deng, Williams and the reserve Shavlick Randolph isolated on the post.

Mr. Ravenstahl has also looked to his elders for pointers.