Sentence examples for look hundreds from inspiring English sources
For example, he said, it can look hundreds of feet "across the plain and see a rock and know its mineralogy without going over to it or bringing it back to a laboratory to do the analysis".
When the visionary architect Sir John Soane built the Bank of England he commissioned an artist to picture it as it might look hundreds of years in the future when time had laid it waste.
The neo-Gothic buildings that make up the Yale colleges, Mr. Eisen noted, were constructed in the 1930s with materials that were doctored to look hundreds of years old — the brick dribbled with acid, the panes for the windows purposefully mismatched, the slate roofs I'd admired from my hotel window composed of shingles whose edges had been methodically chipped before they were tucked into place.
While on older girls modest amounts of makeup can look good, 1st-5th graders should enjoy a natural look.
WPS1 occupies the raw-looking 13th floor and tower (the pentimento of earlier art, including what's left of a Lawrence Weiner piece, is still visible).
Earlier this year she adapted Ibsen's Enemy of the People, and while it still looked 19th-century Norwegian, it sounded thoroughly modern.
Tamara Rojo [ENB's artistic director] liked the painterly quality of my work and she wanted a design that looked 19th century; so we emerged with something like a painterly modern interpretation of a 19th-century staging".
Oh my! Warren Harding, our stern looking 29th president, supposedly had two long term mistresses.
The cynicism that we had in the 20th century will look very 20th century.
YOU don't normally need a hard-hat to look at 16th-century painting.
