Sentence examples for looking for a one from inspiring English sources

Just got word from our heroic intern Paul Brunick, who asks: (just looking for a one word answer): Chaplin or Keaton?

I used the term "resume" in the title because it's familiar to private-sector job seekers, and because many companies confuse the issue by writing "Send Resume" in their ads even when they are not looking for a one- or two-page short-form document.

If you are looking for a one night stand this article is not for you.

Unless you're looking for a one night stand, in which case go for it.

If you're only looking for a one night stand don't give her your number or vice versa.

Add it up and you are looking for a one bed in the Gold Coast for $1550 a month.

It's hard to contain him in general play because he's always moving off his wing looking for a one-on-one with a tight forward who won't be able to handle his pace.

By 2008, he said, "I'd had quite enough of prewar," and he began looking for a one-bedroom in one of the sleek high-rises sprouting along the Queens waterfront.

Spotify, with its Facebook integration, has been exploding in the U.S., but for those looking for a one-button, low maintenance way to discover music based on their own distinct tastes, Pandora remains one of the best options out there.

According to the same report, if you're looking for a one-bedroom apartment, the vacancy rate drops to just 1.9percentt; you should expect to pay around $950 a month before utilities, although a quick glance at the available units shows the price for a private unit ie, not a rented room in a house to be closer to $1,200 a month.

In reality, I'm looking for a one-bedroom flat.