Sentence examples for looking to blow from inspiring English sources

That may be one reason so many are looking to blow off some primal steam at the gym after work.

"If the guys are looking to blow off steam, I'm the dude for the job," he boasted.

"It looks like the ref is looking to blow his whistle, but I'm not sure what his thinking was," Rangers Coach John Tortorella said.

For me, there is little more vexing than being accosted by a grinning pillock wanting to chew my ear off about rainforests just when I'm looking to blow a load of cash on some overpriced tat.

With any luck, bankers and hedge fund managers looking to blow their bonus bucks on property won't have a problem securing a loan.

The game proved popular, both as a means of testing PDP-1s for potential bugs and among computer nerds looking to blow off steam.

Worst thing about TV stardom: Because of the show, some people come to my restaurant looking to be blown away.

Updated at 11.23am GMT 11.21am GMT First set: Djokovic 2-1 Istomin*denotesteserverer) Istomin is looking to trade blows from the baseline but doesn't look like he's really capable of hurting Djokovic too much.

One is from health professionals who may have come into contact with these children, and the law enforcement officials look to them to blow the whistle on those suspected of having committed FGM.

But as the housing market melted, politicians looking to soften the blow turned to the agency for help.

Bristol looked to have blown it when Nick Koster tried to kick downfield and messed up.