Sentence examples for junior looks from inspiring English sources

Gordon was twenty-eight; Moore, five years her junior, looks like an adolescent.

Only want lions," barks the fat rude German when Messenga pauses for a lilac-breasted roller, while his oriental partner, at least 25 years his junior, looks on impassively.

Wide-eyed, eager to take everything in, he has become a passionate pilgrim, a belated college junior looking for adventure and art.

But for two and a half quarters, the junior looked like he had read his former teammates' taunts about the punishment they intended to inflict.

Quarterback Michael Teel, a 6-foot-4, 210-pound junior, looked calm and collected from the first snap as he led his team downfield.

The recruits certainly make S Club Juniors look like Vera Lynn.

The walls were covered with heroes past and present of the local football team, Boca Juniors, looking down at the tables full of raucous families from programmes, posters, newspapers and snapshots taken in the cafe.

We saw leopard prints tweaked by Current/Elliott in multicolor neon, splatter prints from a collaboration between the designer Calla Haynes and April77 (she wore a pair to her Lincoln Center presentation), houndstooth from J Brand and a botanical print from Alexander Wang that's a cool not-so-junior-looking floral option.

My picture of army life, derived as it was from the amateur and temporary captain in the Irish Guards who was later my husband, as well as from the novels of Evelyn Waugh and Anthony Powell, was of bumbling and often ludicrous senior officers and of their juniors looking for something to do.

In addition to a small but hopefully growing list of job postings, the concourse contains messages from university researchers looking for partners in industry, companies looking for researchers, and junior investigators looking for graduate students.

Hollis Price is a junior who looks like a freshman.