Sentence examples for start looking for something from inspiring English sources

"And you start looking for something with more value.

It's one look for a few years and then people get bored with it and start looking for something new".

"People get tired of independent film genres in the same way they get tired of Hollywood genres, and they start looking for something different," Mr. Gilmore said.

You'd think I might have noticed this before, perhaps while on a twenty-three-hour flight from London to Sydney, but the size of a planet doesn't really strike you until you start looking for something.

Apart from the progression of the disease, if you wake up in that kind of hell, you might start looking for something to take the edge off... to help you reframe your little disaster area.

"We see clearly that hydrogen atoms start looking for something to react with," says Räsänen.

"But when we started looking for something larger," Mr. Chesler said, "we realized we couldn't get into a single building because we were both basically self-employed.

"We lived in a one-bedroom apartment in Sheepshead Bay and started looking for something with a backyard, like an American family," she said.

Six months after buying the place for $925,000, they put it back on the market (where it sold for $1.1 million) and started looking for something smaller.

She must wait three months before she can apply for permanent housing, but has started looking for something she can afford on her own.

But four years ago, when Ms. Power started looking for something to buy for herself and her daughter, Raven Bertot, who is 9, Staten Island was not in the running -- not even St.