Sentence examples for looking for a day from inspiring English sources

In fact, Quraishi, who depended on music to make a living, is now looking for a day job.

So with real estate agents and private owners looking for a day of rest like their more religious counterparts, noon Saturday more or less became the turnover time of choice.

While most of his classmates have started jobs in new cities, he is paying cheap rent, playing in a noise band, working on translating two Mexican novels — a voluntary extension of his thesis — and looking for a day job that's "probably not motivating or career-furthering".

Jan . 9CHASING LIBERTY -- If you've ever seen Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in "Roman Holiday" (she's a runaway princess just looking for a day of freedom and anonymity; he's a journalist who finds out who she is but still can't think of her as just a scoop), you're way ahead of this movie's plot.

Instead, you'll looking for a day that challenges you to be more aware when and why you spend.

A little over a year later, following a stint in England for grad school and an even briefer stint as a middle school teacher in Brooklyn, I found myself once again looking for a day job in the Big Apple.

A rumor swept the elementary school that has served as the press headquarters this afternoon that Mr. Clinton was looking for a Wednesday wrap.

Good news for fans of the soon-to-be-revived "Gilmore Girls" looking for a Wednesday pick-me-up: Netflix has taken over more than 200 coffee shops nationwide and made them into mini-Luke's Diners.

Combine this with the inevitable student presence and local stragglers in the Northern Quarter looking for a Saturday night out, it's pretty special that it works at all.

"Don't even look for a day off".

I look for a day when everyone can feel that feeling.