The phrase 'looking for vengeance' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's motivation or behavior, particularly in stories or literature, as well as in speech. For example, "The townspeople were looking for vengeance after the mayor's inaction caused a terrible tragedy."
The government's armed gangs are roaming the streets, simply looking for vengeance".
The Al Masry fans invaded the pitch — in celebration, but also looking for vengeance in a long feud.
It soon transpires that the narrator is in fact the young man suspected of the murder, now older and looking for vengeance.
The cheering of executions is the hallmark of a sick society one that's incapable of tackling its real demons and looking for vengeance on whomever happens to be available".
Senior Army quarterback Trent Steelman, who is not just looking for vengeance on three previous losses to Navy as the Army quarterback, but wants to further the progress made during last year's six point loss, and Navy freshman quarterback Keenan Reynolds will likely combine to prove that football games can still be high-scoring without many passes thrown.
"There's a very strong possibility his partners will react, and look for vengeance".
He said the death penalty "is not something that should be done in a civilized society, because a civilized society is looking for justice and not vengeance" and added that "many Americans will agree with me".
Sellars and Smith were looking for someone to sing Sesto, the vengeance-crazed son of Pompey, in a new staging of "Julius Caesar," and Smith suggested Lorraine Hunt.
"This whole kind of alienated, violent, subculture of people wandering around looking for either an opportunity, or if not an opportunity then vengeance for not getting an opportunity". .
USA, looking for something buzzy that would differentiate its summer lineup and bring in new viewers, "went after it with a vengeance," said Peter Roth, the president of Warner Brothers Television.
The good folk of Hillsboro sport feverish looks of vengeance and giant torches for the occasion, as if they were planning to lynch Frankenstein's monster after prayers.
