Sentence examples for looking for private from inspiring English sources

But in looking for private clients, "you really have to hustle," he said.

There is a revolving door and it is spinning faster, with Labour ministers leaving the Government looking for private work.

In London, the Finchley Progressive Synagogue is looking for private landlords to take 50 Syrians in Barnet.

"Investors are looking for private equity firms with strong roots and high levels of expertise," Mr. Caselli said.

English Heritage, a partly government-financed organization that owns Stonehenge and more than 400 other historic sites in the country, is now aggressively looking for private donations.

In addition, federal officials are looking for private contractors to provide "in-person assistance" to consumers and to operate call centers.

CASTLES IN THE SKY Amy Vermillion, a designer, creates signature looks for private planes.

The district is not the first to look for private dollars as a way to close public budget gaps — districts in Sheboygan, Wis., and Midland, Tex., for example, have offered up naming rights for their stadiums for years.

When LHA rates were cut, councils could only look for private rental accommodation in the bottom third of local area rents, rather than the bottom half, making it much more difficult to secure accommodation for people with nowhere to live.

Pack said that the plan was to look "for private funding, not government funding," and he didn't know if Mrs. Cheney would be paid; no one asked whether PBS would help fund the series.

If she was turned down for public day care, her plan was to return to these nurseries, joining a yearly stampede of anxious mothers who look for private spots to open up once the lucky winners of subsidized slots drop from the competition.