Sentence examples for changing look from inspiring English sources

ON Feb. 10, The New York Times reported on "The Changing Look of the New Harlem".

Although the menu is always changing, look for the classic shrimp and grits dolled up with preserved lemons.

However, the wind appears to be changing, look at Juve and Udinese, who now own their new stadiums.

It is my work, but my work allow me to have glamour, to wear beautiful and amazing dresses, to go to big ceremonies.' Her constantly changing look (Vega does insouciant casual hip quite as well as she does structured glamour) has earned her style-icon status in Madrid's most fashionable circles, and access to the most cachet collections.

If you need proof that Yangon is changing, look no further than Pun + Projects' growing culinary army.

The New York artist Nayland Blake offers a visual disquisition, through a display of archival objects, on the changing look of gay identity since the 1960s.

They mixed coverage, changing looks before or right after the snap, and flooded the middle of the field with defensive backs.

But two models-turned-psychotherapists argue in "Face It," their new guide for women, that struggling with changing looks can be no less daunting than dealing with a financial loss, a demotion at work or a divorce.

This first step allows us to own our honest feelings about our changing looks and see clearly through the paradoxical pulls that cloud our vision.

Let's see, a screen actress and changing looks.

The actor's changing looks supposedly had something to do with it, too.