Sentence examples for cross looking from inspiring English sources

He set the style throughout Spain and Latin America with such works as the statues of Christ on the cross, looking at the beholder; of the child Christ; and of the Immaculate Conception (all at the Sevilla Cathedral).

Shapiro captures the experience by quoting an unusually astute Scottish visitor from 1860, who described the play in these words: "The Jewish race appeared hateful in your eyes, as you watched them gathering round the cross, looking upon the man they had crucified, and railing at him, and taunting him with his powerlessness and his pain.

1814:... Yep, Pablo Aimar whips in a low cross, looking for Ezequiel Garay's run to the near post.

How Jesus in the Stations of the Cross looked a bit like Keith Richards.

The Gloucester Citizen picks up the tale: "[Jack] Coventry worked some space on the left but his cross looked to be nothing more than a speculative effort.

His late pinpoint cross looked a gift for another seven-goal man but Josh Lillis beat away Leon Clarke's header as he did shots by Clarke and Tom Soares earlier.

His goal-bound effort from Whittingham's cross looked to have gone in but referee Andy D'Urso judged that the ball had not crossed the line.

After trailing for most of the match, Cross looked to have snatched victory when they went two up in extra-time.

"I know what it's like" [to endure a merger], says Austin, who, with her fishnet stockings and diamond-studded cross, looks more Madonna than management.

The Dons may have felt aggrieved when Daniel Powell's cross looked to clip Danny Gabbidon's hand as the defender went to ground in the area.

He was standing with his arms crossed, looking disgusted.