Sentence examples for look at someone else from inspiring English sources
And if a front-runner gets less than 50 percent in Round 1, there is some evidence that more than half of the voters are willing to look at someone else.
I've achieved my lifetime goal and then to be able to look at someone else who has had troubles and has had the experiences that I'm having now, and especially who has had such a long trial in Formula One, to finally have the opportunity to be at the front and win, I'm extremely happy and pleased and proud of it.
"I never look at someone else's negotiations," Larionov said of Nieuwendyk's departure from the Devils.
It's natural to compare yourself and look at someone else's outfit or body or life.
When you apply for credit, lenders can only look at someone else's credit report if you share a financial link.
When you look at someone else's shining educational and professional accomplishments, it's easy to feel that the person in question is far more impressive than yourself.
You can't blame a team for picking a superstar coach, but just looking at someone else is positive".
When Emma smiled at Paul he gave a confused backwards look, convinced she must be looking at someone else.
At least your date won't be listening to your stomach growling or wondering why you are looking at someone else's sandwich.
"I don't think any plan is a plan until you're inside the restaurant looking at someone else," she said.
When I had caught Mohammed looking at someone else's quiz, I warned him that cheating could get him thrown out of his future college.
