Sentence examples for looking for says from inspiring English sources

"I've got a nagging suspicion that 'Irish' was not the answer they were looking for," says Feargal Sharkey.

Fixed prices are what schools have been looking for, says T-Mobile's public sector manager, Gaynor Loughnane.

The fundamental skill they are looking for, says Sam Lucy, director of admissions for the Cambridge colleges, is "precision of thinking" – most other things, she says, can be taught.

Making theoretical knowledge directly applicable to real-life problems is a good motivator for students and also helps them to understand what potential employers might be looking for, says Humphries-Smith.

"I found early on that the things that were the most interesting were the things that I wasn't particularly looking for," says Beck. "I was a very inarticulate child who didn't really feel like it was possible for anybody to ever understand me," says Tilda Swinton.

If you don't get the assurances you're looking for, says Knode, then walk away.

"We won the victory we were looking for," said Lavi Soloway, the lawyer for Mr. Velandia and Mr. Vandiver.

"Sweet and sour: that's really what you're looking for," said Marcus Jernmark, the executive chef at Aquavit.

"He is a world-renowned figure, which is what Netanyahu was looking for," said Jonathan Katz, an economist at HSBC.

"I know who you're looking for," said a receptionist at a business-class lounge called Jazz.

'Each barrel could contain what everyone is looking for,' said Chuter.