Sentence examples for look like a common from inspiring English sources

It was designed to look like a common program for managing content on websites, which was likely done in a bid to disguise its real purpose from hosting providers or investigators so that the operation would not be compromised, Kaspersky said in its report.

You look like a common prostitute.' Separated from Bridget's father.

[Wipes smudged lipstick off the side of the customer's mouth.] And change into something that doesn't make you look like a common A.T.M. technician.

When asked about what his next administration will look like, a common response from Mayor-elect Michael R. Bloomberg is that he wants "the best and the brightest".

Does "ation" look like a common word slightly misspelled?

Try to make it look like a common room, but with all four houses.

The head of the apparatus, which looks like a common sprinkler, jettisons about 300 or so gallons of water per minute (or something like that, I think I was a little lost in the details) to a buckwheat patch.

Well, there is a lot in common (otherwise a comparison of the two would be futile); but there are also numerous differences - and what at first looks like a common feature often turns out to be a subtle difference.

He looked like a common beggar and tried to grab my bag," Karpichkov said.

"It looked like a common case, but we found that there was a very serious claim of innocence".

An improvement is the inexpensive 'Yukon plunger' -- basically a metal cone with a furrowed interior and wooden handle which looks like a common drain plunger on steroids.