I guess our race has been on the tramp since the beginning of creation, just like we'll be, looking for a piece of land that looked good to settle down on.
Next morning our farmer was up at daybreak, and before, looking for it.
He meant it was moonshine, but we adopted the name and went on looking for it.
At length the thought crossed my mind with horror: "Can it be possible that the Ash is looking for me?
Soon the village of Nashua was out of sight, and the woods were gained again, and we rowed slowly on before sunset, looking for a solitary place in which to spend the night.
The woods on the neighboring shore were alive with pigeons, which were moving south, looking for mast, but now, like ourselves, spending their noon in the shade.
Mr. Osterman's looking for you, sir, you and Mr. Harran.
Why, I guess you must be looking for trouble; that's what I guess.
But it would not be exact enough to deceive the French banker--he WILL be looking for a forgery.
Loveday the elder was at this time on the other side of the line, looking for a messenger to the town.
This man O'Dowd is also a friend of the man I am looking for.
Listen," he said in a low voice, "I will tell you who they were looking for.
And that is why I am positive that the man I am looking for is up at Green Fancy.
This chap may be a detective but he isn't looking for evidence to connect me with last night's murders.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "looking for" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
