Sentence examples for looking to judge from inspiring English sources

The United States will be looking to judge performance in part by whether the offices are truly shut down.

The film team wasn't looking to judge, Mr. Garrone said, "and people on the ground understood that".

If you were looking to judge style versus substance by turning on Thursday night's N.F.L. game between Cincinnati and Philadelphia, you got neither.

That means looking to "Judge Judy" and re-runs of "The Big Bang Theory" instead of concentrating all of the ads during the primetime news hour, The Washington Post reported.

One of our Constitution's greatest virtues is that it looks to judges as a source of reasoned, practical, rights-minded decision making.

Homeowners naturally look to judges to stop banks and mortgage lenders from seizing troubled borrowers' homes without supplying proof that they actually owned the note when they began foreclosure proceedings.

She spotted Caro, very good-looking to judge from photographs taken around that time, across the room and announced to her best friend, "That's the boy I'm going to marry".

Others aren't looking to be judged or be handed opinions, so keep it light and friendly.

Lawyers for the two sides did not meet over the weekend, and were looking to the judge to settle the dispute, members of both parties said on Sunday.

Legal scholars and human rights groups say they are now looking to the judges' verdict, planned for next Thursday, as a crucial ruling that may well set an important precedent.

Fenox is still looking to add judges, Uzzaman said.