Sentence examples for started to look out from inspiring English sources

The older boys, the real toughies, started to look out for me after a while.

"We started to look out into the future, whereas in the past we had been only worried about price and quality and flavor," said Irene Rosenfeld, chief executive of Kraft Foods.

In the early days when they started to look out into the cosmos using spectrometry the only material that they could identify that were particularly associated with supernova explosions was diamond.

But given recent trends in energy markets — particularly the rise of Russia as the world's largest energy exporter and China as the No. 2 consumer behind the United States — the body's structure has started to look out of step with reality.

I will do this, but I'm not young anymore, you know that, and you will have to start to look out for a successor.' I'm not pushing myself, because I know conductors well enough to be a little bit suspicious of us".

Once they're in it, people start to look out to the other side.

We think, over time, especially this new generation of consumers, they start to look out for those things more… So we really hope that we're on the right side of this".

Not only are LGBT teens starting to look out for each other, they're taking ownership of their lives in ways that are not defined by their parents.

Eventually the full-time residential four-year degree (three in Europe) could start to look out-of-date.

He said they had thrown three pitches outside to Zobrist, who was starting to look out there for the next pitch.

Indeed, as these men have shaken out the angers of their managerial youth, it's Australia's experiments with foreign coaches that have started to look curiously out of step with the times.