Sentence examples for looking for noting from inspiring English sources

Moore then provided a concise outline of what she was looking for, noting that The Secret Life of Our Streets had been an unexpected hit.

He was looking for notes and comments written by readers in the book's ample margins, evidence that might indicate "On the Revolutions" had indeed been widely and closely studied.

Here are some other new titles to look for: Notes from the book closet on new and forthcoming titles that caught our eye.

These data sets are not easily combined, and many of them are difficult to search without knowing exactly what to look for, notes immunologist Barbara Bierer of Brigham and Women's Hospital, co-chair of Vivli's working group with Sim.

Look for notes and symbols referring to "alternate bid items", "Owner Optional Upgrades" and "addenda.

If you need a neutral source on the subject, you can look for notes and writings from people who have given their opinions and who are not Catholics.

So then they have to go move from machine to machine to find the thing that they're looking for," he noted.

After a restorative meal, Wolfe said it was time to look for bats, noting that they were among the most dangerous viral reservoirs on earth.

My boss told me that she had been looking for the notes.

And with that he gets back under the bonnet, looking for bum notes.

When she joins Ricky and Bob Hope in "Nobody Loves the Ump," Hope tells her, "You've got a lifetime job looking for that note".