In what cases can we use "to be infinitive+gerund?" I came across an article with the title: Jessica Ennis-Hill looks to be running out of time for world glory bid. I doubt that sentence is grammatically correct since this is my first time I've seen such structure. Does it make any difference, if it says Jessica Ennis-Hill looks to run out of time for world glory bid. Thank you in advance

First notebook entry: Introducing myself Okay, so I've been learning english almost 8 years now, the reason why I study English itself because I try to work abroad, specifically in London. I have many friends from english-speaking countries, however, the only problem that I can always seem to encounter when talking is that my brain sometimes gets shut down for no reason, so I really need to practice to be more fluent and responsive without even trying to guess whether what I am trying to say is correct to say or not, so I need you guys to help me get there. My native language is Indonesian, so it makes it seem pretty obvious that I am from Indonesia. Anyway, I really like playing piano, that is my hobby. I was actually taking a piano lesson quite a long time ago, but quit, ever since I went overseas, I also like reading books during my spare time. So that is all about me.