Tormund scoffs and walks out, presumably to keep looking for sticks.
Unless you're a tech guru and know what to look for, stick to suggestions from reputable sources.
But since then, Hillary's businessmen brothers have made unwelcome appearances in the coverage of her campaign for the Democrats' nomination, as enemies look for sticks to beat her with.
If you're outside, look for sticks and rocks, and if you're inside, look for a chair or stool to break (and use as a club/shield), or even silverware or glassware to use.
If you can use them, your belt and keys may also prove valuable as weapons or deterrents If you're outside, look for sticks and rocks, and if you're inside, look for a chair or stool to break (and use as a club/shield), or even silverware or glassware to use.
I went outside looking for a stick — the closest thing we could get to a tree.
We're just monkeys, looking for a stick to poke in a hole to get ants.
She checked the signs in turn until she came to the one she was looking for: a stick figure lying in a narrow bed, with "Hotel" written underneath, then repeated in another language, which must have been French — "Hôtel".
Part of what happened here, I think, is that Mr. Obama, looking for a stick with which to beat an opponent who has lately acquired some momentum, either carelessly or cynically failed to think about how his rhetoric would affect the eventual ability of the Democratic nominee, whoever he or she is, to campaign effectively.
Know exactly what you're looking for and stick to a list.
