Sentence examples similar to start sought from inspiring English sources

Instead of blame, it is important that they start seeking realistic solutions to today's problems.

Then, hopefully, they might start seeking out a wider range of contemporary art in other venues".

The Pentagon is helping Afghan officials arrange to start seeking bids on mineral rights by next fall, officials said.

If it is the latter, it's time to stop making excuses and to start seeking solutions.

He added that other big device companies, like Medtronic or Abbott, might now start seeking a specialty neurovascular asset.

It received permission from the Department of City Planning on Nov. 17 to start seeking approval from various government agencies.

Formal talks between Google and Mr. Almunia have been under way since July, when Google agreed to start seeking a deal.

But it said that the country should immediately start seeking a site for the interim storage of nuclear waste as well as one for its long-term burial.

If you always have to seek, it seems you will never find; or, if you do, you must start seeking again.

To be ready for the fall television season, production would have to start in July, he added, which means he will start seeking possible cast members almost immediately.

So King started, though in trying circumstances, as most writers start: seeking to woo the adults, needing to make a world that he might order and control.