Sentence examples for seeing a prospect from inspiring English sources

McCaffery explained he was seeing a prospect.

"To this day, when I see a prospect or a kid we're going to sign, I'll look at his eyes," Showalter said.

Ricciardi, on what he called a busman's holiday, took his two sons to see a prospect named Keith Landers pitch for his old American Legion team, Worcester East Side Post 201.

At a training session in Brisbane, the American coach sees a prospect worth traveling halfway around the world for: big, fast, agile and very raw.

I do not see a prospect of an American franchise in the Premiership because we are an English league and have no plans to change that, but we are looking to grow our profile in the US".

Other countries might buy the idea if they see a prospect of getting not only a chunk of the constitution (perhaps with an understanding that more might come later) but also an end to the hated British rebate, which would become redundant if CAP reform were sufficiently bold.Any such bargain would, however, take time and patience to strike.

It kind of shook him up a little bit, like, 'I'll show them.' " Wynegar raved about Montero's opposite-field power — which should be an asset at Yankee Stadium — and said he had never seen a prospect use the whole field so well.

He saw a prospect for credit going increasingly to highly productive private firms - which would presumably be able to meet their debt obligations.

We need to see a realistic prospect of social mobility.

In a hilarious scene set in a park, Lynette examines the array of nannies and finally sees a likely prospect.

Some academics such as Michael Batty, the director of CASA, see a real prospect of synthesising these patterns and regularities into a "science of the city", much like physics or biology.