Sentence examples for cross looks from inspiring English sources

Some of us like it the way it is". Besides, he added, saving the world is a "really hard job". Jesus' cross "looks kind of heavy.

In the view of Calvary, a crowd of people and horses around the Cross looks random at first glance but, upon scrutiny, reveals an exquisitely worked-out pictorial structure of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal alignments.

The reception at Charing Cross looks very much like those in Redhill in 1997: stripped-down lilac walls, a child's drawing on the noticeboard the only concession to ornament.

"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.

A quick counter-attack releases James Rodriguez and his cross looks to have teed up Ronaldo for a shot on goal before Jonny's sliding intervention denies him.

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.

From the cross look on the nurse's face something wasn't making sense.

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

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.