Sentence examples for look like having from inspiring English sources

"I didn't ever think about what my life would look like having a baby," she said.

Dortmund have managed to integrate the new signings so well that they look like having been around for ever.

They look like having a good chance in their chosen regional cities, largely because Newcastle, Manchester and Leeds are all short of beds and even shorter on chic.

They look like having to win with Worcestershire 237 for two at tea, 64 runs short, James Cameron and Moeen Ali both on 99. 3.29pm: Trego claims another!

All valid points, but the fact that the All Blacks requested to extend their stay in Japan and arranged Saturday's money-spinning fixture makes this look like having your cake and eating it.

No wonder many gay men feel left out when they read accounts like this, and wonder what they look like, having no interest in shopping for soft furnishings, Dusty Springfield, saying "Miss Thing!" or the perfect white shirt.

"We know the rules of what journalists look like have changed a lot," Ms. Steele said.

Does the representative look like, have common interests with, or share certain experiences with the represented?

"I don't look like have a disease," Daniel said.

Toffee tycoon Douglas Rae looks like having a lot to chew over in the next few weeks.

Second, what work looks like has changed, tremendously.