Sentence examples for looks to save from inspiring English sources

I'm just one of these students who looks to save as much money as possible.

The latest move comes on top of another recent round of 2,000 job losses as the firm looks to save money.

The BBC will axe nearly 2,000 jobs as it looks to save £670m a year in long-awaited cost-cutting plans announced on Thursday morning.

Plans for smart ticketing for rail passengers across the UK and the prospect of even higher fares at peak times were unveiled by the government as it looks to save billions of pounds by radically altering the way the rail system is run.

Ban brings strong global leadership to this approach, which looks to save lives through a focus on equity and human rights, and will serve as a platform for implementing the sustainable development goals, which will be adopted at the UN general assembly in New York in September.

World Service radio broadcasts to western Europe – including south-east England Russiaiandnd the countries of the former Soviet Union, Turkey, India and China will be among the casualties as the BBC axes 650 jobs and looks to save £46m a year, 20% of the World Service's £253m annual budget.

The council, which made £43m of savings in its 2010-11 budget, is looking to save £50m over the next two years.

Another, in New Hampshire, was looking to save some money.

"I'm not looking to save the world.

"People in Spain have less money and are looking to save where they can".

"It's not the kind of thing where you're looking to save money".