Sentence examples for extra looks from inspiring English sources

"I feel we've got to give them extra looks and extra blitzes.

But it is somewhat novel to send an actress -- in this case, Charlotte Gainsbourg, the daughter of Jane Birken and the late Serge Gainsbourg -- to the glamour-soaked film festival with 21 custom-made ensembles, plus a few extra looks.

In David Finkle's article "A Long Day in the Life of a 'Law and Order' Juror" [Sept. 16], he asked me what a card-carrying extra looks like and I replied, "Sad".

But being so aggressive in the wind ultimately dropped his first-serve percentage to 56 percent (Djokovic's was 73 percent), which in turn provided way too much exposure to his second serve, which in turn gave Djokovic extra looks at second serves to feast on.

The Extra looks cool, but at just under $1 million, its higher price gives the nod to the Mirage, especially since the Extra is too new for there to be used ones available.

As a passing extra looks her up and down in a tracking shot through the airport, she covers herself gently with her suitcase.

Add paint or beading along the plywood or bottles for an extra special look.

"Walking off the floor, I took an extra look around and saw Maples packed and all the fans cheering," Pedersen said.

She organizes an annual showcase game called the Rivalry Classic, at Fenway Park or Yankee Stadium, to give scouts an extra look at local talent.

I am not bothered by security checks at our airports, although I am often asked to open my bags for an extra look.

The extra looked at him calmly, and blew a smoke ring, whereupon the officer, who knew nothing about the Universal's invasion, blew up.