Sentence examples for started to seek a from inspiring English sources

Since it started to seek a buyer for Chrysler, DaimlerChrysler's shares have risen by 30%, including a 5% jump on news of the Cerberus deal.

In 1964, VAT had started to seek a stronger partner when it negotiated with AB Scania-Vabis.

After a fire destroyed the Main Stand in 1920, the club started to seek a new site and moved to the 84-000 capacity Maine Road three years later.

Mr. Ripert is just starting to seek a replacement, someone who is not just strong in pastry but who can also handle some of the techniques of molecular gastronomy.

"It's a cultural distinction... to the extent folks in the United States become more understanding or feeling that dignity is important, we'll start to seek a little more balance or opportunity to protect privacy".

That led to fears at the White House of an inadvertent clash just as President Obama was starting to seek a diplomatic deal to block Tehran from building a nuclear bomb.

"It's a cultural distinction... to the extent folks in the United States become more understanding or feeling that dignity is important, we'll start to seek a little more balance or opportunity to protect privacy". Businesses need to be proactive in offering transparency through clear explanations and opt-in consumer policies.

Now some Evangelicals have suggested they may start to seek an more independent Church structure, citing the worldwide split between conservative and liberal Anglicans.

I started to seek out a doctor who would trepan me, including a doctor to the royal family who was very interested.

At this time of year, even those who like a contemporary urban feel to their homes start to seek out a cosier vibe.

It's certainly a form of protection, but in an informal environment when you are just starting to seek out technical help, having a developer sign an NDA before even talking to them indicates you don't trust them.