Sentence examples for looking out for someone from inspiring English sources

In evaluating an agent, Mr. Sigle recommends looking out for someone "who knows the product, knows what kind of accounts — or landlords — are going to accept what kind of application".

"Coercive control and the dynamics behind it are included in the mandatory safeguarding training delivered to all frontline emergency medical services staff in Wales, and we do understand the danger it holds – we'd be looking out for someone who insists on speaking on another person's behalf, for example.

"We don't necessarily look out for someone who is buffed and who looks like Salman Khan," she said.

His conclusion, that the fathers of yesteryear did know best, or better — that the patriarchy wasn't so bad, after all — is disappointing, but it should be said that what he admires in the old-time dads is not so much that they knew how to wield power as that they looked out for someone besides themselves, an interest not popular with the boy-man crowd.

"We have mandated the manager to look out for someone suitable, who fits into the squad according to Brian's view, and the sooner we get someone the better," he said.

Younger children tend to look out for someone who feels friendly and trustworthy.

Look out for someone who has a really good way of making you laugh or is really sweet.

You'll be able to talk about them openly with friends, look out for someone who might just be Mr or Miss Right for you and you had fun having a secret crush!

You can have have a twinkle and a free spirit that is very attractive: Look out for someone at a market to be friendly and carefully get acquainted; don't assume that a man who is shopping is single.

A pair of new pajamas and a book gives them comfort, yes, but it also gives them a sense that someone cares, someone is looking out for them, someone wants them to put on these special pajamas and read a happy story or look at pretty pictures for a while.

I can only assume someone was looking out for my soul.