Sentence examples for classrooms look from inspiring English sources

The boys and girls packed into its little classrooms look pleased to be there.

Visit the school to see how the classrooms look and the appearance of the cars.

Some classrooms look out on to multicusped tracery windows through a screen of sweeping timber arches.

At first glance, their classrooms look like dreary boxes, but two of the four walls are interactive video monitors.

The classrooms look like typical high school rooms with tables and stacks of books, but the glass on the windows is bulletproof, and each room has its own bathroom and water fountain.

There is evidence that secondary implementations design their classrooms to promote interaction but not all classrooms look the same.

Mr. Goh then went to other classrooms looking for additional victims before fleeing in a car he stole from a student, Officer Watson said.

Their school, a shabby concrete building with bitterly cold classrooms, looks out of place amongst Dalian's grand Russian- and Japanese-inspired architecture, and wholly unconnected to the gleaming shipyard.

Students hid in classrooms looking down on the carnage, and behind university landmarks, wondering what to do.

If there is a clock on the wall of the classroom, look over at the clock to "check the time" for a couple of seconds, then quickly look at the person.

The classroom looked like a call center.