Example sentences of "[adv] look for a [adj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | The liquidator , Chris Ashurst of Brighton-based Neville Russell , says that he is still looking for a missing £1m of stock and is keen to hear from anyone who bought OCT machines from anywhere other than the London direct-sales team , or the liquidators ' auction held in Bristol . |
| 32 | Well I , I went to a psychiatrist once looking for a self-help group cos I did n't want tablets or anything I just wanted somebody I could talk to . |
| 33 | We always look for a local engineering partner , with whom we can build up a strong working relationship , to provide knowledge of local practices and statutory requirements . |
| 34 | Unfortunately this is a problem which faces both kites er and ospreys and , and some other birds of prey , so er we always look for a few losses , but we hope that nevertheless , in a good season like this , the birds will breed well enough to produce good numbers of young . |
| 35 | Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan is also looking for a new striker . |
| 36 | The Football League hierarchy are also looking for a new TV deal for their revamped competition and they also still have to meet sponsors Barclays to discuss the final year of their deal . |
| 37 | In debt and in the middle of a takeover battle , they 're also looking for a new manager . |
| 38 | One of the attractions of NoS was that , in breaking away from the Fleet Street mould , it was also looking for a different sort of employee . |
| 39 | John phoned him up looking for a bass player and Cliff gave him my number . |
| 40 | We also looked for a geographical spread of writers . |
| 41 | A CANINE hero who helped save a dog which was dying from rat poison is now looking for a good home . |
| 42 | They are now looking for a good buyer who would be willing to continue their lifetime 's work , and either buy the stock separately , or as a whole package complete with factories . |
| 43 | As Gargy Patel reports , he 's now looking for a new challenge . |
| 44 | Gorham and Dudley , who demonstrated the prototype last week , are now looking for a British company with expertise in optics and electronics to invest £250 000 . |
| 45 | Therefore I am now looking for a larger tank . |
| 46 | Leigh is now looking for a larger space . |
| 47 | It is likely that the 77,000 acre estate 's American owner John Kluge will now look for a private buyer , especially as the lodge itself , devastated last year by fire , has almost been renovated . |
| 48 | Those setting out to look for a new home after April 4 will have the questionable benefit of the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 , which comes into force on that day . |
| 49 | I hope Wilko cuts his losses with our Brian and then goes out to look for a decent striker . |
| 50 | ‘ You may not know , but we had an officer here looking for a missing boy , earlier this evening . |
| 51 | Do I start tomorrow looking for a new paper , because the Echo ca n't be doing with a man who lacks the bloody human touch ? |
| 52 | Well , I was wandering around looking for a rococo palace … ’ |
| 53 | But I do n't expect you to believe I was simply looking for a good time . |
| 54 | ‘ His name and face would n't have been familiar to the majority of Irish League fans and he still does n't look for a high media profile . |
| 55 | ‘ His name and face would n't have been familiar to the majority of Irish League fans and he still does n't look for a high media profile . |
| 56 | One could n't look for a stronger and more candid refutation of Assemblyman Keene 's view that doctors think the law is relevant . |
| 57 | I may have to spend a lot of my time in Scotland now — perhaps even look for a Scottish constituency — and your work is in London . ’ |
| 58 | Maxim trailed into the room behind him , vaguely looking for a fresh drink and finding Ages instead , who had been more than vaguely looking for him . |
| 59 | The day drew on , and Tagan scouted ahead to look for a possible camping site . |
| 60 | It actually looks for a lowest point , not a summit . |