Sentence examples for seeking things from inspiring English sources

"I spent five months before we opened seeking things out," Tomer says.

Lots of their residents, it is said, have already sold up illegally, and moved back to the slums, seeking things that town-planners cannot provide: a sense of history, community and freedom.

Driving home from Ohio, I visited the little house, now a museum, where he and his five siblings were raised, and I looked through each of the windows just as the sensitive Burchfield had done when he was seeking things to paint.

Mr Strahl has been trying ever since to persuade Indian chiefs, and the army of lawyers, consultants and bureaucrats with a vested interest in the current system, that he is only reviewing programmes representing about C$300m $245mm), a tiny fraction of his department's budget.The government, says Mr Strahl, is trying to be pragmatic, seeking things that can be done "in bite-sized pieces".

"I don't want anybody to feel sorry for me but I hope people will give me a fair hearing because I've devoted almost all of my life to public service, and that is not the trait of someone that is just out seeking things for themselves," he said.

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So you have to seek things out.

"As consumers seek things that are good and authentic and local, it's the back story," Ms. Caplanson said.

And if you seek things to do outside the city, The Times's Metropolitan section has suggestions.

"Because it's so plentiful and accessible and cheap, people seek things that are more rare and glamorous, like artichokes, morels and kabocha squash," she said.

This desire requires it to seek things that are external to it, such as food.