Sentence examples for is looking how from inspiring English sources

They said they would only continue the search when any debris was found but if no one is looking how can they find it?

But at the same time, said Lynn Maher, a spokeswoman for the organization, it is looking how those policies are being applied.

A quarter-century on, Manchester is the most mentioned place in an increasingly loud conversation about British cities, and is looking how to realise that great holy grail of somehow boosting the north and "rebalancing" the UK economy.

Shortly after this stirring declaration of intent, the photographer arrives to take her picture – at which point she makes a bit of a fuss about how awful she is looking, how wrong her dress is, how drab her cardigan.

The social side is looking how to protect against dissemination of false information, a growing problem.

You can look for different reasons for the defeat but what you are doing is looking how to improve the performance, but penalty taking has been an English weakness for decades and the principal reason for not getting to semi finals and finals.

He also said: "All I can say is look how he turned out.

"We're so used to looking at the outside of the animal — look how pretty it is, look how fast it can run," she said.

The explicit message of these tweets is: Look how great he was, look at the incredible richness of what he has left behind.

And in Detroit, the idea is, "Look, how do you measure that?

"Look at how bad the battery is!" "Look how slow the email is!" "All those apps!