Sentence examples for looking to restart from inspiring English sources

Andray Blatche, who is looking to restart his career after a bumpy tenure in Washington, hit the decisive jump shot with 26.8 seconds left in overtime.

The prosecutor, a former Republican congressman and champion gay basher, "Honest" Tom Hauser is looking to restart his career with a run for governor, but his paranoia about the "Radical Homosexual Agenda" gets in the way.

At first officials were looking to restart the race before the extent of Simoncelli's injuries became clear.

"Are there any former collaborators that you're looking to restart a relationship with?" Jazzy Jeff, who performed with Smith on "The Graham Norton Show" in 2013, asked.

The idea took root nearly 10 years ago when the financial services industry began to create a series of "returnships" -- the term was coined by Goldman Sachs -- to help develop women professionals who were looking to restart their careers after an extended absence from the workforce.

Looking to restart discussion on immigration after months when it was overshadowed by foreign policy crises and the budget dispute, Mr. Obama spoke at the White House on Thursday and said Democrats and Republicans in the House must unite to pass an immigration package.

Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has said he won't bring it up, and some LGBT groups are already looking to next year to restart the process.

A spokesman for the regulator said it is looking forward to restarting negotiations on the terms of the gas licence.

"They were looking for engineers to restart the plant".

The E.C.B. repeated that it was looking at ways to restart the market for asset-backed securities, bundles of loans that are sold to investors.

New Narrative will also be looking for funding to restart the production of the Narrative Clip 2, its second piece of lifelogging hardware that was introduced last year, offering up some key improvements over the first generation.