Sentence examples for trip looking for from inspiring English sources

To me, it means a search, going on a trip looking for something.

THE BILLABONG ODYSSEY: Ten serious surfers take a round-the-world trip looking for the planet's biggest waves.

As soon as Judith Sánchez, 57, heard that Farc troops were concentrating in El Diamante, she made the 14-hour trip looking for her son Willington, who left home six years ago to become a rebel fighter.

On a recent field trip, looking for clues, Dr. Salvo rode the No. 4 train north through the Bronx to Fordham Road, then struck out on foot, heading east, then veered south down the Grand Concourse and east again on 188th Street into Belmont, once solidly Italian.

In April, Judge Wickersham arrived on a trip looking for a location for the courthouse, jail, and government offices for the Third District courts.

To make the most out of your trip, look for places that don't merely "allow" children, but actively welcome and entertain them.

This smartly produced series, part art investigation and part road trip, looks for art in unexpected places: the weather, hula dancing, the black box of an airplane and in Owatonna, Minn.

For the greatest chance of a successful trip, look for an individual who shares a similar mind-set as yours.

If you want to work during the road trip, look for seasonal work, look in local employment gazettes, visit a temp agency specializing in day work, help people set up at events or swap meets, find out what events are on by asking at the local Chamber of Commerce that you might be able to get work at, and visit resorts to see if any casual work is available.

Both Mr Tsipras and his finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, start trips looking for allies.

The truth, of course, is that families are looking for child-friendly activities during evenings, weekends and school holidays year-round, while teachers planning trips look for ways to fill the gaps in-between.