Sentence examples for English looks from inspiring English sources
"Well, this is what English looks like sometimes," I answered.
IT sounds English, looks Japanese, caters to Indians, is owned by ethnic Chinese from Calcutta and serves Thai, Manchurian, Japanese, standard and Indian-style Chinese food.
His wife, Freda Elliot, was a textile designer whose handsome, archetypically English looks made a striking contrast with his own dark, thickset, Mediterranean appearance.
"At the time a lot of dance in Britain was very cool, very unemotional," said Mr. Bourne, who has the kind of old-fashioned English looks and friendly, unassuming manner that might come from the period films he loved as a child.
What would English look like?
It was the classic English look.
"The English look a little tired.
"They speak English, look English, and their manners are old-fashioned English," Sharp wrote.
The English looked stunned; the next day, their home newspapers carried many column inches of umbrage.
You will likely be greeted by an elderly man pleading in rough English: "Look!
In the excitement of the language she buys coat which in plain English looked terrible.
