to whom is looking vs to who is looking

Some examples from the web:

• People are looking for work, businesses are looking for markets, consumers are looking for reliability, Greece is looking for stability and Europe is looking for its role in the world.
• That is looking promising and it is not only a matter of looking at the internal market itself, but also of looking at the position of the internal market outside Europe.
• And now, using a series of three cameras, we can detect if a driver is looking forward, looking away, looking down, on the phone, or having a cup of coffee.
• You are looking for something every person is looking for something you are looking for... a woman
• You are looking for something every person is looking for something you are looking for... a woman tell me more you've travelled very far, tired and weary... in a huge vehicle, maybe a truck
• Today the papers are reporting that the Belgian government is looking for 5000 computer specialists, and that in Great Britain Tony Blair is looking for 20000 to tackle the millennium bug.
• So each person is looking at the looking of everyone else before them.
• Now, I know this league's looking for another warm body, but more importantly, Taco Corp's board is looking for a new member.
• Another way of looking at it is looking at time trends.
• Well, traffic on the FDR right now is looking pretty heavy, this gridlock we're looking at probably won't let up for hours.
• Well, traffic on the FDR right now is looking pretty heavy, this gridlock we're looking at probably won't let up for hours.
• But more importantly, the reason I wanted to show this picture: look where the other people are looking, and look where he is looking.
• Because it's a good chance for both of us to answer questions that the 9/11 Commission is looking forward to asking us, and I am looking forward to answering them.
• I am looking at him and he is looking at me.
• What we are basically dealing with, in looking at service providers' obligations, is looking at basic contract law and basic contractual obligations.
• Everyone's always looking after the underdog, but who is looking after the overdog?
• If we are looking at a hierarchy of movement for employment, presumably the Commission is looking at removing the transition periods for those new Member States as part of that change in the hierarchical system of entry for employment.
• Okay, you know how when Nina is looking at her doppelganger in that one scene where she's, like, in the dance studio looking in the mirror?
• If you walked up to an octopus tank, especially early in the morning before anyone arrived, the octopus would rise up and look at you and you're thinking, "Is that guy really looking at me? He is looking at me!"
• Volcazar is looking for power throughout Metalonia.

Some examples from the web:

• You hold on. I need to know who here is looking for my mother.
• One of these shoes will be taken to the undertaker who is looking after April.
• But also have the body language communicate something to the person who is looking at it.
• Continue to cut, who is looking?
• I'll be glad when Michèle gets here and I can talk to someone who is not looking over his shoulder.
• The man with his back to us is who we're looking for him.
• People are looking for work, businesses are looking for markets, consumers are looking for reliability, Greece is looking for stability and Europe is looking for its role in the world.
• That is looking promising and it is not only a matter of looking at the internal market itself, but also of looking at the position of the internal market outside Europe.
• And now, using a series of three cameras, we can detect if a driver is looking forward, looking away, looking down, on the phone, or having a cup of coffee.
• You are looking for something every person is looking for something you are looking for... a woman
• You are looking for something every person is looking for something you are looking for... a woman tell me more you've travelled very far, tired and weary... in a huge vehicle, maybe a truck
• Today the papers are reporting that the Belgian government is looking for 5000 computer specialists, and that in Great Britain Tony Blair is looking for 20000 to tackle the millennium bug.
• So each person is looking at the looking of everyone else before them.
• Now, I know this league's looking for another warm body, but more importantly, Taco Corp's board is looking for a new member.
• Another way of looking at it is looking at time trends.
• Well, traffic on the FDR right now is looking pretty heavy, this gridlock we're looking at probably won't let up for hours.
• Well, traffic on the FDR right now is looking pretty heavy, this gridlock we're looking at probably won't let up for hours.
• But more importantly, the reason I wanted to show this picture: look where the other people are looking, and look where he is looking.
• Because it's a good chance for both of us to answer questions that the 9/11 Commission is looking forward to asking us, and I am looking forward to answering them.
• I am looking at him and he is looking at me.