Sentence examples for calling look from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, there came a noise on the back stairs, Old Mrs. Crozier with her slow and threatening cane steps, Roxanne running ahead and calling, "Look out, look out, wherever you are.

Some of its apartment buildings, which went up relatively soon after the city renamed this part of Eighth Avenue in 1883, swallow up whole blocks, calling "Look at me," in a distinctive way at least partly defined by their views.

Every time they ride by the post office of Liulichang, the local old people are always calling, "Look out!

Go to any fashion show and you can see it: a woman or man in a colorful, kooky get-up, swarmed by photographers jostling for the best shot and calling, "Look over here!" and, "Who are you wearing?" — lemmings in the land of the look-at-me.

Distant cousins start calling, looking for government jobs.

"I've got a lot of people calling looking for business on this one," Mr. Lehane said.

Its 2007 plan might be called: Look Forward at Absurdity.

We invented a new photo essay called Look and a new critics' page called Riff.

He made a fantastic one-minute short film as homework for his animation class, called "Look at Life".

There will also be a series of free performances throughout Washington called "Look Both Ways: Street Arts Across America".

Should've been called Look Who's Hawking, that's my only criticism.