Sentence examples for looking to know from inspiring English sources

Mother: I really wanted to get across just how really bad the process was for us, but then the relief of eventually getting the results and the relief of knowing that it wasn't cystic fibrosis and the problems of looking to know that we're a carrier and that our baby's going to be absolutely fine really.

According to Google Trends, these are the the most popular questions amongst people looking to know more about the mysterious disappearance of MH370.

Newcomers to Elton's novels should start with the very funny and sharp Popcorn; those looking to know what went on in the crash should stick to the papers or Robert Peston; and we true state-of-the-nation novel fans should probably just hang on in there till about 2018.

I'm always looking to know what is my free cash yield on my investment on a pre-tax basis?

Motorists looking to know how it will take to get to a destination via different routes can pay $10 per year for a mobile phone application (running on the iPhone, and soon on Google's Android).

Even after the hype dies down, Zandt says she'll keep up with When Women Refuse in order to provide a resource/repository for journalists and others who are looking to know.

I do not even need to look to know the answer – Mike Reynolds... —It's embarrassing IMO.

I have to look to know what I'm supposed to be grabbing, or what knob I'm supposed to be turning, instead of it being second nature.

He published two more epistemological papers in Polish: "Problems of the Science of Science" (1946) and "To Look, To See, To Know" (1947).

This requires no second look to know it is wrong.

Instead, they vote for politicians who look sincere and seem to know their own minds.