Sentence examples for looks to work from inspiring English sources

Independent Curators International, which started a curatorial hub in 2011, looks to work with professional curators hoping to strengthen their skills.

It says that it "takes the issue of e-crime seriously and looks to work with industry and law enforcement to tackle the issue.

The Scot is suddenly on the other side of things though, and he will hope that record continues beyond tomorrow night as he looks to work his way up the Premier League table.

Boehner, an old-fashioned, country-club Republican who looks to work out deals with his Democratic counterparts, has struggled over the last two years to keep the two factions together.

As the White House looks to work out a deal with Congress to avert hundreds of billions of dollars in automatic budget cuts at the end of the year, Mr. Obama and his top economic advisers have been meeting through the week with business leaders to push their plan for raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans.

There's also a questions button that looks to work somewhat like Amazon's Mayday service for Kindle tablets.

"We're looking to work with him.

"I seriously wasn't looking to work at the time.

She is now looking to work in automotives in Europe.

They are looking to work out how they can help, really".

A panel discusses the secrets for start-ups looking to work with big corporations.