Sentence examples for calling looks from inspiring English sources
Now, the IAC-owned video site is helping its creators to improve their videos through a series of visual effects that it's calling "Looks".
His column London Calling looks at London's every-day reality, its architectural culture, and its role as a global architectural hub; above all, it will explore how London is influencing design everywhere, whilst being forever challenged from within.
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.
Every time they ride by the post office of Liulichang, the local old people are always calling, "Look out!
"The Art of Economic Development," as it is called, looks at five arts-driven economies in Texas.
DNA bar coding, as it is called, looks at gene sequences in the fish's flesh.
The Orange "Pentagon", as the clutch of opposition leaders around Mr Odinga is called, looks solid.
Matching 6s (in 1-5 calledation, caLooks"Looks") - "Big Head 6".
"My prince," she called, looking for him.
Isn't that usually called looking for the greater fool?
