Sentence examples for have been looking through from inspiring English sources

However, I must say that I have been looking through the catalogues for the 70s and if one had the foresight you would have done very well indeed.

Both the local Conservative and Respect parties in Tower Hamlets have been looking through the new electoral rolls for properties that have an alarmingly high number of adults registered to one address.

Detectives have been looking through sketches of rape suspects, checking whether they resemble Officer Pena, who is being held on $500,000 bail and has been suspended without pay.

We have been looking through her papers for years and only recently found "Paranoia," along with several dozen other unpublished stories, among twenty-six unsorted cartons of her work sent to the Library of Congress by our father.

Nashiri was wearing a white prisoners' uniform and black sneakers, and listened as the discussion in the court turned to whether guards should have been looking through the mail that passed between him and his attorneys.

Over the past few days I have been looking through some of the yellowed newspaper cuttings of the Barry Bennell case, snipped out from the pages of the Crewe Chronicle, and there is one in particular to which I keep returning, from 13 June 1998, with the headline: "We could not believe Bennell guilty – Gradi".

In the evenings, I've been looking through the new data.

I've been looking through Sex Pistols photography, pictures of Vivienne Westwood.

Lagerfeld, who had been looking through a box filled with shoes, approached Harlech.

I recognized her as the woman who had been looking through the window.

At Film Forum, Bruce Goldstein has been looking through scandalous films again: the ESSENTIAL PRECODE festival is in progress through Aug. 11.