Sentence examples for Looking stands from inspiring English sources

Groff explains why he thinks Looking stands alone: "One of the cool things about our show is that nobody's having a coming-out experience.

A broader measure, which includes the involuntary part-timers as well as people who want to work but have stopped looking, stands at 13.8 percent.

A broader measure of underemployment, which includes those reluctantly working part time as well as those who want jobs but have stopped looking, stands at 13.8 percent.

Looking on stood another Huntsman: his father.

LOOKING to stand out — or at least stay employed — in the current deteriorating economy?

The band continued with their standard set list by playing "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For", "Stand By Me", "All I Want Is You", and "Staring at the Sun".

Dove's choreography is a series of understated, arbitrary-looking stand-offs.

A great blue heron – ancient-looking – stood still on a rock by the shore.

Brad Pitt, for one, has a primeval-looking stand of more than 100 Cycas revoluta -- a fairly common species also known as sago palm -- in his lush Hollywood Hills garden.

I was sitting behind Angelina Jolie and her brother - and they had a gothic-looking stand-in for her and a peroxided double-pierced-ear stand-in for him.

And though the old-fashioned-looking stand is called Farmers Market, it is closer in size to a street cart than to one of the city's Greenmarkets, and it is more a corporate than a down-home (or upstate) affair.