Sentence examples similar to looking for a compass from inspiring English sources

He added, "They're looking for a franchise here," meaning that if "The Golden Compass" does well, the studio will go ahead with films based on the two remaining volumes of the trilogy.

Right now, Urban Compass' platform effectively acts as a one-stop shop for those living in New York looking for an apartment.

I think in our culture right now, we're looking for the compass in the room.

"It's very seldom that you have a compass in the brain that really looks like a compass," Dr Jayaraman said.

The Safari browser's icon looks like a compass.

Mr. Koppel spoke about how we attribute all kinds of qualities to this silent woman -- aunt, sister, mentor, boss -- all because we are looking for our own moral compass.

Orienteering's courses range from white, for people who may just want to walk, look at the birds and familiarize themselves with a map, to blue, for people who are willing to push themselves seven miles or more looking for off-trail markers with a compass as a crucial guide.

For any progressive with a moral compass looking for direction I'd suggest paying a visit to a small park in the "little Tokyo" section of Los Angeles where a statue of Sugihara is placed somewhat incongruously, depicting the seated diplomat presenting a piece of paper -- a visa -- to no one in particular.

Football is besieged by a powerful sense that it is beyond the magnetic pull of a moral compass and, if we are looking for any conspicuous example, the profile of Luis Suarez surely serves well enough.

The team then looked for evidence of a biological compass that would explain the moths' pickiness.

This looks very much like a compass, being marked with the cardinal directions and a 360° scale.