Sentence examples for seeking someone else from inspiring English sources

I don't know how they find out...it could be that they are seeking someone else and my name comes up...then one by one they come in after class and say 'I saw a singer on YouTube that has the same name you have... .. Claudia follows the current crop of chart topping singers such as Beyonce, Christina Aguilera, Usher, and Adam Levine whom she cites as her favorites.

But the Red Sox have made it obvious that they seek someone else.

In the days before my appearance, I would spend hours repeating the facts of the case to a dozen attorneys, as I sought someone else that was qualified to represent me.

If you feel like your therapist is being silent when you bring up the discrimination you face, you should seek someone else.

What's left now is to see where Microsoft goes next with smartphones, and whether it opts to try to jump start things with its own project, Surface-style, or seeks out someone else like Nokia who might be able to do a better job of lighting a fire under its mobile OS.

Seek out someone else to help.

Don't play hide and seek in someone else's house.

Above all else, they seek someone who is safe and has the track record to prove it.

"I see one or two business plans a week" from companies seeking to license someone else's drug, said Brian G. Atwood, a managing director at Versant Ventures in Menlo Park, Calif.

In the last few minutes I kept making substitutions, desperately seeking to find someone else who was awake, making the Manhattan coach start yelling that I was stalling.

This explanation is much favoured among gleeful hardcore Brownites, frustrated regicides seeking to find someone else to blame for their repeated failures to bring down the prime minister, and potential rivals to the foreign secretary in a future contest for the Labour leadership.