Sentence examples for look to use from inspiring English sources

CNNC would look to use an existing technology tie-up with US-based nuclear engineering group Westinghouse to potentially build three more reactors, the paper said.

They look to use the ball.

"They should look to use Acas [the conciliation service].

By the sound of it, it was very positive and we'll look to use him again.

How governments and companies look to use these technologies in the public interest does as well.

Nadal will look to use his forehand in this manner in tonight's match.

Look (to use an imperativism favored by Obama as a sentence opener): Never use a word sure to sow confusion.

We will also look to use larger aircraft to help fly delayed customers later in the day.

Ofcom will look to use other measures to deal with repeat offenders, including slowing internet speeds or blocking content.

If Iraq's credit crunch makes the carrots of sectarian reconciliation within big government unsustainable, then Maliki may look to use increasingly bigger sticks.

England believe pain of failure can spur them to World Cup glory Ben Youngs and England look to use Six Nations angst as motivation.