Sentence examples for looking to make a side from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that many people in the beauty industry are looking to make a side dollar or two.

These shills can be anyone from a cop looking to make a little extra on the side to hard-up students.

If he's white and not working for a government, you can bet he's got his hands in the diamond trade and is looking to make a few bucks on the side.

The game started at high speed with the home side looking to make a quick breakthrough.

Much of the time, the people involved are already in these professions and are looking to make a few extra dollars on the side.

Any side looking to make a point can cherry pick historical facts to bolster an argument.

More and more, these fast-food workers aren't simply teenagers looking to make a couple of bucks on the side, either.

"Given that the next debate is not until Dec. 15, I think most of the unattached donors on the Republican side are looking to make a commitment in the next month," said one high-level Rubio donor, who asked not to be named.

The 20-year-old will move to Anfield on a permanent basis this summer and will be looking to make an impression in a side who have struggled to score.

So Mike will be looking to make his side tick.

County picked up one of their three victories against Hibernian and will be looking to make it a double against a side that has been wobbling after a scorching opening.