Sentence examples for looking to shake from inspiring English sources

Citadel is also looking to shake up the board.

The protesters were from the New Kings Democrats, a progressive organization looking to shake up the Democratic establishment in Kings County.

While the company is perhaps the most prominent tech start-up looking to shake up the car service and taxi industries, it is not alone.

Today is a formidable test for Chelsea but sometimes that's for the best when you are looking to shake yourself out of a difficult patch.

Flush with investor cash, hedge funds are looking to shake up companies by demanding changes in governance or business strategy, with an eye to raising lagging stock prices.

They were closing in on a franchise record for consecutive losses, the coach's was job in jeopardy, and the general manager was looking to shake up the team.

Young designers looking to shake off the more deadening aspects of an increasingly corporate design culture might learn a lot from Duquette, Ms. Goodman said.

The Hawks (3-16, 2-7 Northeast Conference) looked to shake the rust after the half as they closed to within 3.

Buying Time Warner would be the crowning achievement of Murdoch's career as he looks to shake off the hacking scandal.

LINCOLN MKZ CONCEPT While it may keep its nondescript model name, the Ford Fusion-based MKZ will look to shake its anonymous personality with a more distinctive design and a luxurious cabin.

Over the weekend, Sharice Davids — who won in a Kansas district that went handily to Trump in 2016 — announced she would back Pelosi and look to shake up the party's leadership elsewhere.