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

If the Democrats are looking for a wake-up call from Massachusetts, the big rooster in the room is the plethora of underwhelming candidates they are fielding.

We don't wake up every morning looking for a way to run this story".

In a dig at Scottish Labour, which is currently looking for a new leader in the wake of Johann Lamont's acrimonious departure, Mr Hosie added: "I do suspect that may contrast slightly with what we are about to see elsewhere.

After Khan's clarion call for the country to wake up, Trump looked for a way to diminish him.

But, hey, when you wake up, you're thinking about cruises; when I wake up, I'm just looking for a reason to go on.

When America woke up yesterday looking for a black friend to hug, the once brooding presence of Roy Jones Jr would not leap into the consciousness of anyone who has had dealings with him over the years.

I wake up every day looking for a plan.

The most coveted prize: so-called "A Players" who wake up every day looking for a butt to kick, no motivation required.

In the wake of Intels settlement with the government, Microsoft is looking for a similar way out, according to this mornings Seattle Times.

Yet in the wake of its worst rout in 33 years, Wall Street was looking for a scapegoat.

"That is ultimately what you're looking for, when you wake up every day you say to yourself, 'Are things a little bit better?'" he said.