Sentence examples for for example to look from inspiring English sources

Looking is usually by opposite mouse directions; for example, to look left you would click, hold, and move your mouse to the right.

"People could use mobile technology, for example, to look up a horse's history or to place a bet," he said.

Direct sunlight illuminates a car's base coat, subtly playing with its paintwork, causing a volcano orange spray job, for example, to look candy red.

Census workers are being taught, for example, to look for clues that a house has two families living in it, such as an extra letter box or electricity meter.

It is impossible, for example, to look at Steven Meisel's shoot in July's Italian Vogue of a model wandering aimlessly about a suburban house, staring out beyond the furniture and appliances, and not think of a well-known picture by Mr. diCorcia of his brother Mario looking into a refrigerator and taking stock of a lot more than what's in it.

Labour's shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said: "Lord Myners was given a narrow and specific remit and was not asked, for example, to look at the valuation of Royal Mail's property assets whose value the NAO concluded was not properly reflected in the sale.

But he added that there was growing interest in moving away from simply tracking indicators of poverty, for example, to looking more comprehensively at social conditions.

We usually trust people to do certain things for example, to look after our children, to give us advice, or to be honest with us but we would not do so if we thought they had none of the relevant skills (including moral skills of knowing what it means to be honest or caring; Jones 1996, 7; McLeod 2002, 19).

The things we see change as we walk forward, and our view also changes if we turn our head for example, to look at a passing car.

They checked all of them for double-jointedness, looking, for example, to see if their thumb could bend backward 90 degrees or more.

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