Sentence examples for looking for a term from inspiring English sources

For centuries, entrepreneurs have walked into banks looking for a term loan to finance their business venture.

Previously, these searches were only looking for a term like "racing" in an account's name or username.

However, Blainville began looking for a term that could refer to the study of both fossil animal and plant remains.

I'm looking for a term that describes plays like this, plays with so many different storylines and ideas that they exhaust each other out.

After hearing it repeatedly, I started to get the sense that it was exactly what I'd been looking for: a term that pretty much sums up what makes a bad driver so bad.

Chinese and American officials looked for a term for this unstable type of relationship in the mid-1990s.

We are nonetheless mindful that things can change and we will be looking for a longer term commitment on this.

He had been the favourite according to earlier opinion polls, and had been looking for a second term.

Germans will go to the polls on Sunday 22 September with Chancellor Angela Merkel looking for a third term in office.

The team ultimately decided not to, but they are clearly looking for a long term home for the project.

You find him attractive, in good health and he's looking for a long term commitment.