Sentence examples for ghost looks from inspiring English sources

For all anyone knows, the ghost looks brilliant.

The final appearance of Sutter's ghost looks and feels a little too much like a scene from the horror movie "Poltergeist" for this story.

This novel's hero, a ghost, looks back ruefully on his suicide and longs to help a woman survive her own despair.

(The final aria, "All My Long Life," in which Anthony, as a ghost, looks back soberly at her achievements, has stilled the hearts of many an audience).

"He has that wistful ghost look of someone who has been right past the door of the tomb, and such tenderness with such humor...

She was surrounded by women who gently gave her hugs as she shuffled along the sidewalk like a ghost, looking only half alive.

Ghost looked both familiar and uncanny, making the kind of room many of us in Britain have grown up in, and continue to live in, appear suddenly alien and strange.

Franco Farina sang the male lead, while Millo was the maiden turned ghost, looking properly spooky in a black cape and Bono-style glasses; together they brought out the systematic ratcheting up of emotion and tension that defines Puccini's strongest ensemble writing.

You can almost sense the great man's ghost looking over Michel Troisgros's shoulder in certain dishes, like a translucent raviolo of sugar peas, in which almonds enhance the sweetness of the peas, or an exquisite tenderloin of lamb, unexpectedly enlivened with a shower of grated orange zest, or a simple roasted cherry tomato, perfectly peeled and bursting with candy-sweet flavor.

After three attempts, there it was: a ghost looking back at us.

· What area of the house the ghost was seen · What time of day · Who was in the house · What the weather was like (stormy, clear, snowing) · If pets were present -- dogs, cats, a juiced-up hamster with a squeaky wheel · What happened · How long did it last · What did the ghost look like: period clothing, floating head.