Sentence examples for looking story from inspiring English sources

Today, over at our second favourite website - MailOnline - there is this fun looking story illustrated by a picture of a surprisingly well dressed Rihanna (the Mail has got into trouble for revealing too much of her before, but that's another story).

In looks, story and gameplay, it comes close to perfect.

In 1966, Rockwell used Freedom of Worship to show his admiration for John F. Kennedy in a Look story illustration entitled JFK's Bold Legacy.

Moreover, an identical-looking story was told in April of 2017 by an identical-looking "Anne Williams", who raised £1000 to get her pregnant sister out of a strangely similar predicament.

They were looking for stories to tell.

And Ladies Home Journall is also looking for stories about "real women".

"I'm looking for stories about human beings".

Guardian Weekend magazine are looking for stories of moving house.

But in 2006, I quit and went backpacking, looking for stories with a camera.

We're looking for stories: Candidate sightings, long lines at the polls, trouble with the machines…anything, really.

Others jumping around, looking for stories they can read during limited time periods (train ride, wating room).