Sentence examples for looking for game from inspiring English sources

"We're looking for game changers," said Mark W. Bilozir, Cenovus's director of technological development.

With NBC nearing the end of its National Basketball Association contract, ESPN and ABC are looking for game talent.

IT is late afternoon, prime animal viewing time, at Nxai Pan National Park in northern Botswana, and my family is on the move, looking for game.

The 26-year-old is in line for his second start having played for just over an hour in the Reds' late victory over Ludogorets last month and – after missing the start of the season with a knee injury – is now looking for game time to get up to speed with his team-mates.

"Ten thousand years ago this woodland area would have been visited by hunter gatherer bands from time to time, looking for game and collecting edible plants, nuts and berries as these resources became available during the year".

Get your game in order before going out looking for game.

All these channels need product, and just as some will be looking for game-show trash and soft-porn soap operas, so the classier end of the market is proving its appetite for the things that English film and TV-makers do best.

Fergerson got on the telephone, looking for games.

I've realized that fans are not just looking for games on TV.

Preparing for the tournament, he finds a coach, works on his sitting muscles with a personal trainer, and makes midweek bus pilgrimages to Atlantic City, looking for games.

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