Sentence examples for looking for payback from inspiring English sources
Farias smiled and said, "My players are looking for payback".
Democrats have been looking for payback ever since.
Some argue that Putin is looking for payback for Clinton's condemnation of the quality of the 2011 Russian parliamentary election.
The Greeks are looking for payback against the Germans.
Boyd does succeed at one thing some readers will be looking for: payback.
So will the broad array of progressive interest groups, many of whom will be looking for payback for helping Obama get elected.
The problem facing Mr. Bush is that his own supporters are looking for a payback.
REBOUNDS The Knicks 15-100) may be looking for some payback against the Atlanta Hawks, whom they visit tonight.
"H.P. has done some serious innovation, and they are looking for a payback," said Crawford Del Prete, a technology analyst for the International Data Corporation, a computer industry market research firm.
This is hardly new territory for Mr. Gibson, who has spent much of his on-screen career — from "Mad Max" (1979) to "The Patriot" (2000) — looking for paternal payback.
That's large for an ordinary wedding, but small for a family whose reach includes presidents, movie stars and kings, not to mention all those political donors looking for a payback.
