Sentence examples for look to cause from inspiring English sources

"We'll go down there and look to cause them problems".

The Birmingham captain, Michael Morrison, says his team have to remain calm and disciplined as they look to cause a shock.

Bradford City will look to cause a League Cup final surprise when they face Swansea City at Wembley, but standing in their way will be a man who is no stranger to football miracles.

The Argentine shocked many when he joined the Greek champions on a free transfer and the 35-year old will play an influential role as his side look to cause an upset at the Emirates.

"I'm not looking to cause a riot," explained Lieutenant Rossi, who has two daughters of her own, 11 and 15, and so knows about these things.

The Bees will be looking to cause a major upset yet again, with the 2-2 draw far more than most Brentford fans would have expected pre-kick-off.

I don't think there'll be any distraction involving Brian: certainly, he won't be looking to cause a distraction".

Stanley will be looking to cause an upset but it will be extremely difficult as the Welsh outfit will be buoyed after a stunning 3-2 victory against Manchester City.

A spokesman for Lothian and Borders police said minor clashes with handfuls of activists a few miles away posed no threat to the show: "It's small groups of people looking to cause some disruption".

Like the group's November assault on the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital, the Splendid Hotel was an obvious target for terrorists looking to cause carnage while grabbing the world's attention.

The players looking to cause an upset.