Sentence examples for Looking largely from inspiring English sources
Looking largely the same across the world, the company uses them to show off and sell its phones, iPads, computers and other products, as well as third-party accessories.
It was a mysterious place that would suddenly perk up with Russians in fancy attire after looking largely vacant.
1min: Liverpool kick-off, playing in their hideous looking largely grey/black third strip with white shoulders, red collars and a gold crest.
67 min: "I think you'll find the colour of that 'hideous looking largely grey/black third strip' (a welcome outing for the term 'strip' instead of 'kit', by the way, I haven't heard that used for ages) is actually 'nightshade', according to those football-loving yanks at Warrior sports," writes Christian Lowis.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at HIS Global Insight said the figures suggested things were "looking largely bright for the motor industry" which he said should continue to fuel ongoing healthy car sales.
That firm-centric approach had too many businesses instead looking largely or even exclusively at their own capabilities and priorities as the basis for competing successfully with other firms in given markets or industries.
Last month Caracas took over a storefront two doors east of the original location, with 34 additional seats for its astonishingly good-looking, largely bilingual customers to satisfy their lust for arepas, savory stuffed corn cakes.
In fact, it has attracted comparisons not to gay-themed shows at all, but to Girls (they share an Instagram-ey hue and 30-minute episodes) and Sex and the City (Looking is also largely about a group of friends dissecting various degrees of romantic disaster)." What we said: "The Knick is swanky, enjoyable drama.
Looking around, I largely see fund managers that have been around since before 2000.
Looking at a largely upper class crowd dressed in designer clothing, would he reckon Jesus as the liberator of the poor?
Looking back over his largely happy life as a small- and big-screen star, Moore's anecdotal and good-natured memoir will disappoint those looking for scurrilous gossip or insight into his profession.
