Sentence examples for looking to fall from inspiring English sources

Voters aren't really looking to fall in love with the guy; they just want someone who will fix the pipes.

"I'm looking to fall in love with John Kerry," said Katy Eymann, a business coach and Dean volunteer from Salem, Ore ."I suppose I'm looking at Edwards too.

It's been looking to fall from one benevolent owner to another and that seems to have happened.' However Barnes admitted that he did not know who Rausing was.

People are not necessarily looking to fall in love, but they would like to be dating, or at the very least, have a date for Valentine's Day".

Musical aficionados are always looking to fall in love with an unfamiliar show; this production provides a genuinely golden opportunity to fall hard.

Douglas Cardwell, a timpanist and president of the orchestra committee, said, "Picking a music director is like seeking someone to marry, and the musicians were very open-eyed, open-eared, looking to fall in love with the one person".

Temperatures across the Pacific Northwest look to fall as low as 20 degrees below normal at times into early next week.

Clients often look to fall in love with the agency they end up selecting.

Since intuitively, the former belief looks to fall short of knowledge in just the same way as the latter, a sensitivity condition will only handle some of the intuitive problems deriving from Gettier cases.

All of the above should ship come September, according to Canon, so look to fall as a time when all those intro videos that preface Kickstarter projects start to get a noticeable production quality upgrade.

* "What's The Worst That Could Happen?" now looks to fall short of recouping its budget.