Sentence examples for work of seeking from inspiring English sources
Now 61, Mr. Larijani is still engaged in the work of seeking to rebut Iran's critics, conducting a public-relations battle through overseas panel debates, newspaper interviews and television appearances.
At a time when the world community is grappling with the difficult — but not insurmountable — work of seeking security in a world free of nuclear weapons, Mr. Bolton's gloom and doom scenarios are dangerous and counterproductive.
Speaking to a conference organized by the American Bankers Association, Mulvaney recalled that when he was a Republican congressman he only talked to lobbyists who had made contributions to his campaigns, and he encouraged the members of his audience to carry on their work of seeking to influence legislators and policymakers, him included.
Trying to preserve Martin Luther King's Birthday as something more than a three-day ski weekend or another day of department store sales, people around the region gathered yesterday to mark the day by feeding the hungry, protesting the war in Iraq, and discussing the unfinished work of seeking racial justice in America.
The actual work of seeking, reading, and masturbating is on us.
This is the moment to begin the work of seeking the peace of a world without nuclear weapons.
In the lives Mr. Packer chronicles, the chaos at work (or of seeking work) is rarely soothed, and very often made worse, by chaos at home.
The aim was for them to think differently about how they approached their work; instead of seeking targets they were looking to improve.
The report continued: Urging people to stick to the overall work principle of "seeking progress while maintaining stability," the commentary says people should focus their attention on economic and social development, and work together to overcome difficulties.
The government did not accuse the Venezuelan government, or anyone working for it, of seeking weapons secrets.
And unfortunately Gov. Walker and others proposing similar legislation are wasting time attacking working folks instead of seeking honest, sustainable solutions to their budget shortfalls.
