Sentence examples for title looking from inspiring English sources

You pick up the offending title looking for gross errors, only to find that there aren't any.

The winner last year, Gentoo, a seven-year-old gelding, will be back to defend his title, looking to be the first back-to-back winner since Westerner in 2003-04.

It is in a sense two parallel books in one: The first part tests the validity of the obvious idea that the brain and the vagina are connected while the second – if still incomplete – is much more interesting and true to the title looking at historical ideas about female sexuality.

The game is given away by the work's title, Looking for comfort in an uncomfortable chair.

The event's title, "Looking Backward: Civil Rights and Labor Issues 2000-1864," comes from an 1888 utopian novel by Edward Bellamy titled "Looking Backward," Mr. Kent said.

PAGE C3 GONE BEFORE HE REALLY BEGAN The New York City Opera's next concert has the optimistic title "Looking Forward," and is part of a series intended to build enthusiasm for the bold artistic vision that the company's new director, the impresario Gerard Mortier, was to have brought to his inaugural season next fall.

Regaining the title looks a step too far.

Even if, he admits, the title looks behind them now, thanks to Leicester.

each title looks at a real conservation project in different parts of the world.

Vettel lost the lead briefly after his pit stop on Lap 24 to Button, and his title looked compromised.

But her bid to land a third consecutive Grand Slam title looked far from convincing on centre court this afternoon.