Sentence examples for look knotty from inspiring English sources

The Look Knotty by nature.

The layout is handsome and the concept appealing: pared-down accouterments, a rustic look (knotty pine tables, benches and cabinets full of Belgian oils and condiments for sale) and simple, healthy food well-prepared and reasonably priced.

Don't tangle dolls' hair, or make it look knotty.

In The Knot Garden Mellers discerns Tippett's "wonderfully acute" ear only intermittently, otherwise: "thirty years on, the piece still sounds and looks knotty indeed, exhausting alike to participants and audience".

Yes, an Obama presidency would close up two of America's deepest wounds: as a black man, especially one who does not run as a black politician, he would draw the sting of race from its politics; as a young man, he would step beyond the poisonous legacy of the 1960s division Vietnam wrought between liberals and conservatives.Other areas, though, have always looked knottier.

And I was disappointed that we were staying not in a hotel but in a motel, with wallpaper that was meant to look like knotty pine.

She carries them in a knit casing that looks like a knotty tree trunk.

There are rougher moments in "Profiles," from 1979, performed by Alison Cook, Latra Wilson, John Eirich and Nic Ceynowa; the men don't yet possess the upper-body strength and control required to make Mr. Taylor's knotty lifts look effortless.

You may just wish to simply strip the bark off it or to keep the natural knotty wooden look.

And looking to address the knotty problem of travel between suburban areas and satellite towns, TfGM has just published its draft 2040 strategy for travel in the Great Manchester region, which Warburton says anticipates significant long-term investment in "better orbital transport in and around our towns".

The man looked at the beer, looked at me, heard my jabbering about the brothers from America Street, and his rough-skinned, knotty face split into a wide smile.