Sentence examples for running looking from inspiring English sources

The new government is hitting the legislative ground running, looking to use its Enterprise Bill to reduce regulation and create a business environment that encourages entrepreneurship.

Torres wrote that he saw people "screaming and running, looking for their loved ones" and saw other "injured people sitting on the floor".

We kicked off the festival with a workshop that my company, Iridescent Ideas CIC, is running looking at issues such as how social enterprise could be a career option for women in the public sector faced with redundancy.

Wilson, a research fellow at Manchester Business School, co-wrote the report as part of a study he is running looking at ways to help CCGs make better use of research in commissioning decisions, funded by the NHS's National Institute for Health Research.

The images from Newtown are hard to shake: the children comforting each other, the parents for whom comfort now must feel useless; the seventeen-year-old who lived near enough to hear the shots and came running, looking for his nine-year-old sister.

When you hit the ground running looking for jobs, you'll be on job seekers' radar more often.

Once you understand which way you're supposed to be running, look back and see if your entries HELD WATER.

The running looked embarrassingly amateurish, with more than one player falling as they were stranded halfway up the crease.

To see what your processor is capable of running, look for the processor type underneath the System heading.

"You might not run looking for it, but you're more open to it," he said.

Twelve experiments were run looking at the impact of fracture aperture, inflow rate and geological heterogeneity on flow in the vicinity of a drift.