Sentence examples for former looking from inspiring English sources
Captain Scott Brown and striker Anthony Stokes are fighting to recover from their respective ankle and thigh injuries which kept them out of the Europa League defeat at Atletico Madrid, with the former looking to have the better chance.
A deal – its detail now forgotten – was stitched up, in which the social liberals were trounced, and Cameron and Clegg "kissed hands" in the No 10 rose garden (the former looking like the cat that had swallowed the cream).
The reason is not hard to find as the embryonic partnership of David Goodwillie and Adam Rooney is packed with promise, with the former looking like the player that so impressed as a youngster at Dundee United.
The former looked much the more dangerous place.
As things stand, the former looks much more likely.
The former looks simply like Ardennes pâté on honeycomb; the latter falls apart too easily, and looks an unforgivable mess.
The former looks heavenward by ringing ecstatic changes on a cantus firmus by the medieval French composer Pérotin.
The former looked as stylish as James Bond's cigarette lighter; the latter, designed by the mighty American corporate practice Skidmore Owings & Merrill, as darkly cool as a presidential limousine.
The former looks at Copenhagen, a city where hundreds of microarchitectural projects have been realized in recent decades but which has not had a grand plan since the late 1940s.
But watch out for the Inspiration Yellow and Torch Red cabins: The former looks like a Baskin-Robbins ice cream with too much food coloring and the latter is as bright as a Revlon lipstick.
The former looks up to his colleagues, continuously aspiring to reach their lofty levels.
