Sentence examples for looking to play a from inspiring English sources
"We're looking to play a little offense with the bookstores".
"They are looking to play a more expansive game while maintaining a strong set piece.
Not that the scientists who developed conductive concrete at the National Research Council of Canada were looking to play a role in the world of counterespionage.
Both sons, and particularly the younger Soros, are also looking to play a deeper role in the future of Democratic politics.
His shaven head and glowering demeanour have also sometimes seen him mistakenly stereotyped as an enforcer, when his natural intelligence and keen eye for the game meant he was always looking to play a more creative role in midfield, even while never shying from the necessary dirty work.
Europe is looking to play a significant role in America's plans for the manned exploration of deep space.
I'm looking to play an intricate part of that".
England are due to go into the second Test looking to play an unchanged team, with the all-rounder Ben Stokes their only minor doubt.
In fact, the show's creator, David Chase, originally considered Ms. de Matteo too WASP-y looking to play an Italian-American.
For those looking to play an option on Steel Dynamics, the May 40 call (RQL EH) looks nicely priced here.
With Playground, Rubin is clearly more interested in everything all at once, and looking to play an integral role in the next step in consumer technologies.
