Sentence examples similar to a very strange looking from inspiring English sources

The shopkeeper gave him a very strange look before hurriedly handing over the carrots.

The latter took the bag, a very strange look on his face, and drew from it a sardine sandwich on toast.

It was autumn before she finally returned, and she began to notice that she was being followed by a very strange-looking young man: He looked thin, pale, and sad.

"It's a very strange-looking contraption," admits Kevin Yates, space communications manager at the National Space Centre in Leicester.

Chris Florio, hair stylist at Daniel Scott Hair Salon: "I had a very strange-looking client once who apparently had just been released from an institution that day, and she told me that if I didn't do a good job with her hair she'd blow my fucking head off.

They also say if you build a better nail clipper someone, probably a very strange-looking man, will bring the nail clipper onto the subway and proceed to groom his fingers between the 36th St. and Pacific Street stops on the N train, filling the subway car with the endless, gut-gurgling sound of spent fingernails pinging off of steel bars and plastic seating.

I went into the boardroom and everyone was giving me some very strange looks.

And we can imagine the lads glancing around them and then giving their parents very strange looks indeed.

It's getting very strange looks when you start brushing the arms and legs of your tantruming child in public.

"Alan turned up at our house in a very strange outfit, which looked like his school cricket whites.

Let us mention that nevertheless, at least from the perspective of [46], this is a very strange way to look at things.