Sentence examples for needing to look from inspiring English sources

For a teenager needing to look smart, high-street retailers provide suits at a reasonable price.

To be fair, considering the wardrobe crimes I committed in my 20s (because needing to look original always trumped needing to look pretty), my teenage years were relatively alright-looking: obscure slogan tees, track tops, Carhartt, Adidas Superstars.

In stores, bar codes and scanners take care of "charge capture," without a human needing to look up codes one by one.

He briefly checked his celebrations to check the wind gauge, needing to look at it twice as it showed two metres per second.

Wade has his ring, but James is exactly where Nowitzki was five years ago, entering midcareer and needing to look hard in the mirror — and less at a sneering news media — to acknowledge his stunning personal shortcomings in the finals.

They reveal in no uncertain terms that unless you have personally mastered the exquisite discipline of not needing to look at the sticker price, you still have a great deal of work to do.

We need to look everywhere".

We need to look forward to 2014.

"You need to look forward, to hope".

The N.C.A.A. needs to look into that".

He needs to look for another battle.