Sentence examples for a looking at from inspiring English sources

Not Too College-Coy I am going through the college-selection process (a k a looking at too many schools to remember).

"I think originally there was an awkwardness there, a shuffling and a looking at shoes a bit, which was always endearing," he said.

Today Cardiff Transition are meeting at 7.30pm at the Friends Meeting House on Charles Street with a looking at what's been happening with the group so far on the agenda.

However, to make sure this is the case, one needs to be confident about the test implementations and measures before taking a looking at developmental aspects.

She added that the board a looking at ways of improving the service to meet the increased demand.

Under its Yandex.Start programme, launched last summer, the company says it is a looking at teams developing multimedia, data processing and data structuring, geo information systems and advertising technologies.

A Look at Health Care Biotech.

A Look at the Competition.

It's a new kind of object, with an old history, and you perceive it in stages: first as words, a reading experience; then, as you get closer, as a looking-at-art experience; then, holistically, as a thinking experience.

On January 26 the Public Leaders Network ran a live Q&A looking at how training can be delivered when budgets are being restricted across the sector.

Take a look at last weekend.