Sentence examples for looking in need from inspiring English sources

Side by side on the practice range looking in need of any advice going were Nick Faldo and Seve Ballesteros.

At the beginning, for three long minutes, Mr. Byrne stood onstage twitching, tripping on one-liners and looking in need of rescue.

IT IS more than two decades since America led the world in tax reform, and what Ronald Reagan called "that old jalopy of our tax system" is looking in need of a lot more than a new spray of paint.

The current ante-post favourite My Will ran a stormer when looking in need of the run in the Gold Cup and was a staying-on fifth in the Hennessy, often a pointer to the National, before that.

Amid the blizzard of goals, it should not be forgotten either that Everton, already 2-0 down and looking in need of smelling salts, could have been down to 10 men inside the opening 10 minutes.

Liverpool captain Gerrard demonstrated their superiority with penalties either side of the interval as Brendan Rodgers's side exerted almost complete domination over a home team looking in need of a drastic overhaul.

Looking impressively fit and vigorous, Mortimer is a fantastic advert for his surgeon, but the show looks in need of some cutting and stitching as the UK tour proceeds over the next few weeks.

Only Iago Aspas looks in need of acclimatisation to the physicality of this competition.

No one, in fact, would have looked in need of psychological counseling wearing them.

They all looked in need of a good hose down after rooting in muddy ground.

One family member looks in need of patient handling, or simply time off by themselves.