Sentence examples for presumably looking from inspiring English sources

They are still in search of a fifth starter and are presumably looking for outfield help.

Davies was presumably looking for a novel which dealt more closely with the world of business.

A local man, hunched against the white light, paddles a canoe around the off-shore rocks, presumably looking to fish.

The trailing ant followed the leader most of the time, but would occasionally loop around, presumably looking for landmarks.

The cats largely stayed out of one another's territories, he added, but they did go into neighbors' homes, presumably looking for food.

Colón has already turned down a three-year, $36 million offer from the Chicago White Sox, so his agent, Mitch Frankel, is presumably looking for a richer contract.

So, presumably, look out for their stablemate The Fugue in the Nassau Stakes at Goodwood on Saturday.

If one could design a system from scratch to defend against a resurgent Russia some day, it would presumably look quite different than the one in place now.

Filtering is not an issue in such cases: The 1.77 million followers of Britney Spears presumably look forward to receiving every morsel of information broadcast from her account.

Its biggest selling points are friendly employees who presumably look more respectable than the local odd jobber, and who will, unlike the far less expensive city garbage collector, climb into that nasty basement or garage to haul out your junk.

Not to mention the vaguely dystopian "brand exclusion zone", which designated a large section of London where no non-sponsor brands could appear, lest somebody accidentally captured them on camera or, presumably, looked at them.