Sentence examples for looking to respond from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenspan sold the film for $35,000 to the United States Information Agency, which was looking to respond to Soviet propaganda about the way blacks were treated in the United States.

He knows, as we all do, that the Lions will be looking to respond this weekend because the scrum is such a vital part of the game for them.

Spurs will resume their Premier League campaign looking to respond from a disappointing 1-0 home defeat by Newcastle when they travel to Manchester City on Sunday Captain Michael Dawson is in positive mood ahead of the visit to City, who are a point below Spurs in eighth place.

And with its chief rival achieving an early, solid foothold in the digital distribution business, the company is almost certainly looking to respond.

Now let's say that you're looking to respond to the near ubiquity of smartphones with a desktop product that is "Google fast and Apple easy".

"Their manager and their fans will be looking to respond and get back on track so we know it will be a hard game, but nobody likes coming to the Den and hopefully we can capitalise on that".

Wednesday were happy to sit back and look to respond with counter-attacks, one of which almost brought reward when Arnautovic lost the ball in midfield.

CSKA looked to respond and the ever-lively Doumbia broke clear only to see an effort saved by Manuel Neuer, who stood his ground.

The prime minister said she would look to respond to British business but it would focus on helping them take on a new deal.

"We will look to respond on one of those magical nights at the Nou Camp.

Vale looked to respond, but Jake Kean denied Ben Williamson before Tom Pope saw his effort cleared off the line.