Sentence examples for looking for location from inspiring English sources

Dino De Laurentiis came looking for location shots for Firestarter in the 1980s and stayed.

Mr. Weber says he is looking for locations for new Country Roasters.

Enquiries are coming in from film-makers and TV producers looking for locations and resources.

"Ultimately, they are looking for locations that are close to home with good infrastructure, including transport links," he said.

"We opened in Baltimore after they did, and in October they started flying to Buffalo, so we are looking for locations in there.

Originally, the undercover agents said they were looking for locations for carnivals in Brooklyn, and Mr. Boyland had said he would help them, the complaint notes.

MacDougall quotes the producer Arthur Freed, who came looking for locations for the film Brigadoon and reported: 'I went to Scotland and found nothing there that looks like Scotland.' The tourist industry needs its amiable inventions if it is to survive.

I will return to Ireland in the summer to film him at home and then go to the Canary Islands to film him looking for locations for the movie of his next book, which is about sex tourism.

I was in Osian about eight or nine years ago looking for locations for another movie, and I thought that there you have all the things that Hardy is talking about.

The group started looking for locations almost immediately, she said.

For a representation of human version of Krueger, the producers were looking for locations that were "old and decaying".