Sentence examples for was looking to start from inspiring English sources

In 2004, Wilpon was looking to start the cable network, SNY, primarily to carry Mets games.

Among the candidates with Mr. Atkinson on a recent Thursday was Corey Smith, a baggage screener at La Guardia Airport and a veteran of the Persian Gulf war who was looking to start a management career.

Having converted to organic, I was selling eggs in a small way as well as a few turkeys and geese for Christmas, but was looking to start a small livestock enterprise.

Through the usual catch-as-catch-can networking lines, Dave Noll discovered that Comedy Central, whose original programming was saved for the prime time hours, was looking to start a young-adult-oriented late-night hour.

Mr. Omidyar — who declined an interview request but released a statement and spoke to the New York University journalism professor Jay Rosen — describes a happy coincidence: just as he was looking to start his project, Mr. Greenwald and Ms. Poitras, along with the reporter and author Jeremy Scahill, "were already on a path to create an online space to support independent journalists".

During a compulsory gap year in 1993, she worked briefly for a knitwear company packing boxes and spent her nights with a posse of creative misfits, including the photographer Rankin, who asked her to work on Dazed & Confused, a magazine he was looking to start.

People are looking to start over.

"America is our objective for this year and we're looking to start a US office".

"Normally in a good quarter we're looking to start maybe seven vans," Ms. Dice said.

So does that mean you are looking to start buying the stock again?

He said: "I decided to sell as I am looking to start a new chapter in my life".