Example sentences of "[be] always [verb] for [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | We are always looking for new members to join . |
| 2 | The Friends are always looking for new members , so why not join and become more involved in the NMS . |
| 3 | Problems with their original pitch mean they need a new home venue and are always looking for new members , including men . |
| 4 | Large hairdressing groups usually produce their own hair pictures for publicity and in most cases are always looking for new faces with good hair . |
| 5 | However , the Teams are always looking for new ideas which they can work on in partnership with local groups and individuals . |
| 6 | " We are always looking for new ideas on planting and design to see if we can vary them to suit our garden . " |
| 7 | ‘ We are always looking for new business . |
| 8 | ‘ We are always looking for new ways to improve the service we give to customers and this was one of them , ’ said Mr David Gettings , store manager . |
| 9 | They cultivate many types of fungus and are always searching for new ones to experiment with . |
| 10 | Temping jobs are traditionally secretarial but temps are always needed for clerical work and filing , as well as teaching , nursing , pharmaceuticals and school-meals supervision , for example . |
| 11 | There , I 'll tell you what , the garage , were always looking for blooming things like that , that 's what they want |
| 12 | The chairman , Martin Jay , told me they were always looking for new ideas to raise money but they want to keep it an event for the family , a rural event based on the race . |
| 13 | Sheikhas were always looking for homeless orphans to take under their wing . |
| 14 | The Society is always looking for new ways to improve its service to members and your encouraging response to the introduction last January , of a direct , one-category membership structure indicates that we are on the right lines . |
| 15 | Stokenchurch Dog Rescue and Welfare Society is always looking for voluntary dog walkers , blankets , towels and newspaper , as well as much needed finance so that they can continue to care for the other 70 dogs they have in their kennels at present . |
| 16 | The title of Chapter 3 , ‘ The politics of variation ’ , was intended to underscore the central point about sex difference research : that it is always undertaken for political reasons , and has traditionally been used to justify sex discrimination and exclusionary practices , making them seem natural and inevitable . |