Sentence examples for seeking some form from inspiring English sources

The N.H.L. may also be seeking some form of financial compensation or increased perquisites for participating in the Olympics.

"Escape," a new play by Susan Mosakowski, follows three eccentric pairs of neighbors, all of whom are seeking some form of liberation.

In real terms, says Reed, that would account for 65,000 people coming forward annually seeking some form of gender transition.

Now Frances, who long endured the pain of Martin's marital deceit, has finally been deserted by him and visits Madeleine, seeking some form of resolution.

Since 2014, more than a hundred and fifty thousand unaccompanied immigrant children from countries in the region have fled to the U.S. seeking some form of asylum.

Commercial enterprises have provided correspondence courses or class instruction (part- or full-time) for adults who are usually seeking some form of vocational qualification (but who may, however, be simply seeking "self-improvement," as in speed-reading programs).

Mr. Farrugia, the former health minister, is campaigning to scrap a law that restricts children under 18 from seeking some forms of medical help from family doctors without parental consent.

He desperately seeks some form of salvation.

Wigan, it has to be said, were the sort of team that United needed to host as they sought some form.

One source said that the direction of travel within the corporation was that bosses and Yentob, 68, would seek some form of "way out" for him next year.

Although this is not the first time Israel has sought some form of validation, it varies from the past in stark and troubling ways.