Sentence examples for looking to serve from inspiring English sources

[ image: /photos/5909584f2179605b11ad44a2] Dan Choi was in Times Square yesterday, looking to serve his country.

Dan Choi was in Times Square yesterday, looking to serve his country.

"We're both motivated by looking to serve the cosmopolitan city of New York.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 20, 2010 Dan Choi was in Times Square yesterday, looking to serve his country.

While there's nothing wrong with a digital public broadcaster, there's also no shortage of digital companies looking to serve Canadians' needs over the internet.

Rural Americans can even (and already do) sell these skills abroad, to companies looking to serve the largest consumer market in the world.

You don't, generally speaking, look to "serve" anyone.

Federer will look to serve well and use his forehand to dictate play and control court positioning.

Other Gauls looked to serve an even higher power; Christianity, thought to have been introduced in the region about 250 by St. Denis of Paris, took root deeply in the land in the century following.

"We love the way it looks to serve a dish with some clams in the shell, but we find that people prefer to eat them when they're not in the shell," Mr. Brown said.

Hired looks to serve as a one-stop recruiting point for both companies and potential candidates.