Sentence examples for looking for colleagues from inspiring English sources

We tell our students that people are looking for colleagues not best friends.

Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the majority leader, said he had spent much of the morning looking for colleagues whose private phone numbers he lacked, "scrambling around the Capitol building trying to find their offices here".

Today, it's expanding on the effort by launching a web site that screens then connects those looking for colleagues, and by announcing meetups in new cities including New York, then Boston and Los Angeles.

Over time this shifting between tongues became a part of our annual gatherings and I started to look for colleagues in other parts of the world who were comfortable with bridging the English-mother tongue gap.

We thank Uwe Fritz for helping to find collaborators when the first author looked for colleagues from Sicily.

A simple and reasonable method is to look for colleagues with similar profiles as the participant with a non response.

He was one of the first on the scene to walk through the smoldering wreckage looking for his colleagues.

Dave Sproxton is scuttling around darkened studios near the Bristol dockside urgently looking for a colleague.

Sofian Dakha, who works for a construction company, came looking for two Chinese colleagues missing since the quake.

The firefighters had been looking for any trapped colleagues on the 15th floor; Firefighters Beddia and Graffagnino had gone up first, and Firefighter Martin had initially stayed behind — a decision that would save his life.

At that time, Mr. Belnick was looking for new challenges, colleagues said, and was recovering from the death of his mentor at the firm, Arthur L. Liman, in 1997.