Sentence examples for african looking from inspiring English sources

A single candle lights up the space, and next to it sits some kind of suitably African looking talisman.

It's not often you see Africans looking like potential big winners at big international gatherings.

For Africans looking to send money without a bank account, without access to foreign exchanges, there are other innovations.

Any South Africans looking on may be hoping that England decide to keep Finn in the wings at The Oval when the first Test begins on 19 July.

For many South Africans looking back on the events of 16 June 1976, when police brutally attacked thousands of protesting school children, the day marked the beginning of the end of the apartheid system.

And were they to enter negotiations, it would be easy to understand why they might want the cast list changed, especially as there continue to be many South Africans looking enviously this way.

With a South African who had helped reconcile white and black South Africans looking on, a clutch of Iraqi members of parliament got to unusual grips with the mechanics of sharing power between Kurds, Arabs and Turkomans in the disputed region of Kirkuk.

Italy's foreign minister, Franco Frattini, warned that the crisis in Libya could set off an "unimaginable" movement of population because of the large number of non-Libyan citizens in the country, which has been a magnet for Africans looking for jobs and possibly a passage to Europe.

The South Africans look heavy favourites.

The Africans look to us for leadership, education & medical services.

Most, with conspicuous exceptions (more proportionately among Jews than any other white South Africans), looked away.