Sentence examples for looking to speak from inspiring English sources

The police are looking to speak to the passer-by, too.

Herman denied that Armstrong was talking to Tygart and said he was not looking to speak with Howman, either.

Now that the changes have come into effect, we are looking to speak to students who are directly affected.

"But I know the chairman is looking to speak to his representative in the next couple of weeks and we'll see what comes of that.

Most counseling is done by appointment; if you are a student or alum looking to speak with an SJI counselor, please make an appointment as described above.

"Our detectives are looking to speak with Mr Greene right now," Sgt Paul Parizek of Des Moines police said before Greene was captured.

If you're having a bad time with your degree, you should look to speak to your university's support staff before making any big decisions.

"Should Mr Ryder gain sufficient recollection as his recovery continues then we may look to speak to him again, however there are no immediate plans to re-interview him at this time".

"Should Mr Ryder gain sufficient recollection as his recovery continues, then we may look to speak to him again.

There are some peers I look to speak to who are using different metrics, or different programs, or councils and many who do the same with me.

"I find it frightening to think that other people are looking to me to speak for them," Bond said.