Sentence examples for sometimes looking for from inspiring English sources

Sometimes looking for love in all the wrong places can be absolutely right.

"They're sometimes looking for two square meters in a restaurant to play for maybe 50 euros".

Men, on the other hand, tend to roam around, sometimes looking for amusement.

Sometimes looking for social metaphors in fashion shows is a waste of brainpower, not when you can just sit back and enjoy the pageantry.

He would make you focus on the myriad hinges of the arm and wrist, sometimes looking for the arm to resemble a sewing machine, with up-and-down linear simplicity, other times looking for curves, circles, spirals.

To police officials, the practice of stopping civilians on the streets, to question and search them — sometimes looking for illegal guns — is just one of many crime-suppression tactics.

In other ports, he would sometimes look for a church organ to play.

Athletes are humans too, and they sometimes look for a performance improvement through technological enhancements.

She had sometimes looked for sea glass on the beach in San Clemente, and her housekeeper Fina had cautioned her about picking it up, because the edges could cut you even when the rest had been worn smooth.

"Because Republicans more overtly support moral principles in their personal lives and what they say, the media sometimes looks for chinks in their armor," said James C. Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, a conservative Christian advocacy group.

He's working on a two-year project recording the ecology of nearby mudflats and is so without vanity that Clare thinks he sometimes looked for ways to make himself ugly.