Sentence examples for dear looking from inspiring English sources

Stood on a great plain in the falling snow; Ten thousand soldiers marched to and fro: Looking for you and me, my dear, looking for you and    me.

She also reportedly saw Dear "looking into her house" one night after she woke up to the sound of her dog barking.

Dear Looking, Many retirees are unclear with what Medicare does and doesn't cover when it comes to eye care.

Dear Looking, Calculating an approximate number of how much you'll need to save for a comfortable retirement is actually pretty easy, and doesn't take long to do.

The dear looked at Mr. Filene firmly.

Oh dear, looks like you don't really matter.

He greets her with a sarcastic mutter ("Oh dear, look what's just got back from Ascot") but is then subjected to her "existentialist" maunderings.

When the fire starts, the family rushes into the parlor to chortle at the hotel guests spilling out onto the sidewalk in their vulgar finery: "Oh, my dear, look — here they all come!

Are you (and your compatriots) overwhelmed with joy when Germany wins?" Oh dear, look Africans generally want an African team to do well: this is their first ever World Cup. if Europe had never had the tournament and also never won it most of Europe would probably be cheering Germany on.

My dear boy, looking to Peaches as a barometer of what "the young folk" may or may not be wearing is surely akin to turning to Russell Brand for tips on how to behave like an Englishman: a strategy guaranteed to get you laughed, at and possibly slapped, by the very demographic you are attempting to infiltrate.

Firstly, if you are the mama of one dear baby looking on at moms with two or more babies, wondering how they do it because you are finding one more than enough to handle, ease up on yourself.