Sentence examples for added looking at the from inspiring English sources

I wish you would," he added, looking at the reporter.

"He's got a doughnut," the sergeant added, looking at the right rear tire.

After a pause, he added, looking at the shot on the air, "It's unbelievable.

He added, looking at the long lines of voters, "We've never seen this kind of mobilization before".

"Which," he added, looking at the largely ash-dusted, barren terrain, "is why we do all this".

He added: "Looking at the output was it used disproportionately, no.

He added: "Look at the red one!

He added, "Look at the BATS trading fiasco," referring to the botched offering last month of BATS Global Markets, a stock market operator.

He added, "Look at the man's arrogance and the strength in the neck of the horse and the way the man's legs hang".

He added: "Look at the investment New Zealand has put into this and you start to imagine the pressure that's on the team to keep this thing for at least one more exercise to amortize all these costs".

He added: "Look at the numbers in places like the Bronx — City Council members there must be looking at them, and saying, 'Wow, the voters are really saying something.'" Mr. De Blasio and Mr. Liu, both members of the Council, built their campaigns for citywide office around their opposition to the mayor's bid to rewrite term limits, which they called an affront to democracy.