Sentence examples for work to locate from inspiring English sources

Of another American, Obama said: "Iran has agreed to deepen our coordination as we work to locate Robert Levinson, missing from Iran for more than eight years.

But Richard Godfrey, a member of the so-called Independent Group of professionals conducting their own work to locate MH370, argued in a paper published earlier in July that the ATSB were looking in the wrong place.

To deliver Margaret Thatcher's speeches in "The Iron Lady," Meryl Streep learned that her vocal stamina came from a place that even she, the grand dame of acting, had to work to locate.

The high levels of radiation would complicate work to locate and remove the damaged fuel and decommission the plant's six reactors — a process that is expected to take decades.

A Mazda spokesman, Jeremy Barnes, said that while some dealers might not have certain color and transmission combinations in stock, they would work to locate cars that matched buyers' preferences.

It generally demands time-consuming manual work to locate the feature points on skull and face.

And as you hustle your machinery around Colorado, you discover a whole raft of good ideas: you hear rumours about cars to be found in barns, for example, and must put in a bit of detective-work to locate them – which proves worthwhile when your efforts uncover classics such as a BMW M1.

"Security agencies are working to locate him," he said.

Many are involved in the networks working to locate and rescue those still in captivity.

The case languished for five years as detectives worked to locate a witness.

The fire has been extinguished and the emergency services are working to locate the two that are missing.