Sentence examples for hole look from inspiring English sources
The Test side's batting remains as inconsistent as an English spring and, although change for the opening game against New Zealand is unlikely, the top three still has a square peg, round hole look.
"They're resorting to accounting gimmicks to make the hole look a lot bigger than it really is.
But for fans interested in going a little further down the "Saved By the Bell" rabbit hole, look no further.
(If you want to fall down a nightmarish rabbit hole, look for assertions that Sarkeesian and others have faked the death threats and everything else. Such allegations are not hard to find).
To find the hole, look for a place where the dirt at the ground's surface is disturbed, and follow it to a small hole or caved-in spot.
"That hole looks like it has gotten bigger".
The more putts Micheel made, the bigger the hole looked.
Harry enters Stretch's spider hole, looking to buy a gun.
When he putts, the hole looks bigger than it used to.
They say when you're putting that good, the hole looks like a bucket.
The silhouette of its head in the hole looked like a shovel.
