Sentence examples for was increasingly looking from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, Walker's campaign was increasingly looking like an afterthought.

He said Novitzky had not contacted him but that Novitzky was "increasingly looking like he's on a vendetta".

With Motherwell closing off all routes to goal for Celtic, it was increasingly looking like only something special would break them down.

And as the blue-clad Boise State faithful prepared for what was increasingly looking like a run to the national title game, it certainly seemed like the balance of power in college football was tilting in a most unlikely direction - Northwest.

Critics also attacked a quadrupling of his own salary to £1.3m in 1987, while the City was wondering how the takeover juggernaut could keep rolling, and was increasingly looking for a succession strategy as Hanson and White moved past normal retirement age.

Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude – giving an update on progress on the government's two-year old cyber security strategy – said GCHQ was increasingly looking to British small and medium-sized firms to recruit staff from and increase its cyber security expertise, recently courting experts at an event at Cheltenham racecourse.

Onex is increasingly looking to high technology.

I am increasingly looking forward to that chance".

These days, however, the TEDsters are increasingly looking outward.

"It is increasingly looking like the right thing to do".

But onshore investors are increasingly looking outside Europe.