Sentence examples for centered looking from inspiring English sources

In this case, the "style" isn't so much the brush strokes or color space, but the composition of the image (centered, looking left or right, etc).

"We are in the center looking at individuals".

In the center, looking like a poached egg white, was a spoonful of tart goat-milk whey.

On the first night, I sat near the center, looking into the faces of four sound engineers controlling the electronics.

Displayed front and center, looking out over the Frick's garden court, Rembrandt's "Girl at a Window" (1645) is the star of the show.

Stone was casting World Trade Center, looking for an actor to play the cop who finds Nicolas Cage buried alive in the rubble.

Pounding rains swamped parts of south-east Louisiana, leaving whole subdivisions and shopping centers looking isolated by flood waters, which have claimed at least three lives.

They continue as you check out the program: why this pre-2001 panorama of downtown Manhattan, with the World Trade Center looking sunlit and impregnable?

The phone starts ringing in the kitchen: either her mother or the dentist's office or the Music Center looking for a donation.

We're also constantly walking around the data center looking and feeling for air leaks.

New York officials have resumed sifting through construction debris from the World Trade Center, looking for human remains from the 9/11 attacks.