Sentence examples for academy look from inspiring English sources

She says she tells graduates of the police academy: "Look, this uniform does not automatically give you respect.

Player of the season: Henry Thomas - the 19-year-old prop has made the transition up from the academy look easy and has shone in a disappointing season for the Sharks pack.

After doubling the category from five to 10 in 2009 and then refining the balloting two years later to allow for a minimum of five but a maximum of 10, any further tinkering beyond the return to five would make the academy look at best indecisive and at worst ridiculous.

"It makes the Academy look obsolete," added Laura Poitras, a past nominee and member of the Academy whose documentary, "The Oath," was nonetheless on the snub list last year.

The overwhelmingly unadventurous slew of nominations for Spielberg's War Horse and Scorsese's Hugo makes the Academy look like a toddler reaching for the comfort of its old, moth-chewed blankie in a year when most mainstream movies underwhelmed critically and commercially.

"Most moviegoers look for entertainment, while the academy looks for art".

Chilwell, a 19-year-old graduate of Leicester's academy, looks an excellent left-back option defensively and going forward.

One teacher, now head of art at a London academy, looks for "the open door test" – do pupils open doors for adults?

Seen up close, the scientific community — with its muddled peer-review process, badly written journal articles, subtly contemptuous letters to the editor, overtly contemptuous subreddit threads, and pompous pronouncements of the academy — looks like a rickety vehicle for getting to truth.

Steven Boyd, a graduate of the club's youth academy, looked promising up front, but mostly Hamilton were trying to maintain their hold on a clean sheet.

However, at that time the academy looked outside to fill Davis' position and hired Hudson from Film Independent to run the organization, creating the CEO position for her.