Sentence examples for looking for a future from inspiring English sources

These desperate people are looking for a future in Europe, and Europe cannot go blind.

"She was young, and she was looking for a future," Mr. Lopez said.

The organisers of the London Olympics were looking for a future for their stadium after the 2012 games, and Spurs decided to bid for it.

"I honestly believe it will work," says Fowler, who is also looking for a future within the game, specifically as a manager.

Look magazine is getting out of the numbers race, cut ting its circulation and ad vertising rates and is looking for a future with high read ership in major metropolitan areas.

Maybe it's the spy novelist in me looking for a future plot, but I hope the United States and its allies are thinking how to operate "unconventionally" in Iraq and Syria in ways that undermine the Islamic State.

I was particularly fond of a piece you did quite a while back called "Big Pictures: Hollywood Looks for a Future".

The Daily Princetonian project has led some Mudd enthusiasts to look for a future when all collections are available online, but Linke is skeptical of that notion.

The Eritrean president expressed his country's "commitment and desire to forget the past and look for a future of peace and mutual respect".

Mr Afwerki followed suit, expressing his country's "commitment and desire to forget the past and look for a future of peace and mutual respect".

He left on March 1 to start his own company, which dispenses strategic business advice (clients include Union Pacific Railroad), and to look for a future in Iraq.