Sentence examples for looking to pull from inspiring English sources

Many will be sleep-deprived and looking to pull over for a nap or a dose of caffeine.

The firm is looking to pull a similar trick with its airline meta-search site, TripAdvisor Flights.

Australia Post is looking to pull out of the town and is offering postal services to other businesses in town.

Liberty Mutual, with 11percentt of the state's business, said it too was looking to pull out.

González plays a traditional counter-punching clay-court game, looking to pull opponents out of position with big, looping ground strokes to the corners.

She is looking to pull Arabic-language music out of any politicized "world music" or kitschy, synthetically-made pop categories and into the hip music sphere.

He edges across to the off side and looks to pull him to midwicket, but fails to make contact and is clean bowled behind his legs.

We will fight to defend it as the government looks to pull up the drawbridge on the next generation and price out the poorest learners.

The private equity firm also bought Bank of America's Spanish credit card business last August for an undisclosed fee, as the bank looked to pull back from the debt-ridden European country.

If a hitter comes to bat at Boston's Fenway Park, he may look to pull pitches toward the big wall in left field, which is only three hundred and ten feet or so from home plate.

Larry Gelbart, the writer who has won two Tony Awards on Broadway, flew frequently because "we had a house in England, and how does it look, to pull up in a Piper Cub?" he said.