Sentence examples for heavily looking from inspiring English sources

Many large and small fintech companies based in the UK are heavily looking at moving there and I already know some who are moving substantial operations there.

The deal is a strong step ahead for the company in enhancing the long-tail back catalog for the service, which has up to now been heavily looking to add newer releases to the selection and will see older titles like The Silence of the Lambs, Moonstruck, Dances with Wolves, Rain Man and The Terminator, and TV series like Stargate.

Blackhurst added: "Everything he writes will be heavily looked at [internally], as I'm sure it will be by the outside world.

Right when I was going to search for recent Gianna Michaels videos, Minnie walks in breathing heavily, looks at me, makes eye contact, and then lies down against my desk.

"I'm all right," she said heavily, without looking at him.

He rushed back into the room breathing heavily and looking at us with terrified eyes, but we didn't know if he heard us.

Dreyfuss sighs heavily and looks down.

(Rob sighs heavily and looks at Ali, though she doesn't look at him).

To describe Gange's's own performance as wooden would be unfair: wood can't drink heavily and look embarrassed while mumbling its lines.

Newcomers to the hobby who don't want to invest too heavily can look out for something called the "potential collectors item".

The network spent heavily to look more mature than it was, to impress investors and the few viewers watching in Louisiana and other states, some served by Cox Cable.