Sentence examples for seemed on a from inspiring English sources

AFTER opening in November to some of the best reviews of the theater season, the Off Broadway production of "The Orphans' Home Cycle" seemed on a fast track for Broadway.

The union agreed an £87.5m deal for international and club rugby with Sky but England were thrown out of the Five Nations because it included tournament matches at Twickenham; the English clubs withdrew from Europe in 1998-99 as part of a struggle with the IRB over control and the game seemed on a permanent war footing, with lawyers the main beneficiaries.

Everyone seemed on a sweet mohito sugar rush.

A fairly auspicious sign, it seemed, on a voyage of self-discovery".

But the other commissioners, seven in all, seemed on a much faster track: "Put me to work.

And, right from the first bar, with the crescendo thrillingly elongated, Barenboim seemed on a mission to prove the point.

With its high collars, sharp silhouette and flying panels, Karl Lagerfeld's collection for Fendi seemed on an ecclesiastical jag.

The sun is setting, it seems, on a vanishing world.

He seems on a crusade to banish the word "struggling".

Robert Icke seems on a personal mission to renovate the classics.

Maybe so, but the Colts seem on a higher level.