Sentence examples for look uncle from inspiring English sources

But the suspicion remains that "Main Street en greve" was not the look Uncle Walt wanted.

After all, they say, the Union speaks with one voice at the World Trade Organisation: there, as a result, it can look Uncle Sam in the eye.

So, if you are one of the 120,000 plus arts graduates this year, look Uncle Henry squarely in the eye and tell him that you are off to join the ranks of the creative class.

And then, a few lines later, the nephew looks Uncle Sam in the eye: "I think the only purpose of military aid is to arm these mullahs.

A new short Caryl Churchill play, Ding Dong the Wicked, joins Love and Information at the Royal Court, and at Jackson's Lane next Friday Anton's Uncles is a fresh look at Uncle Vanya from US company, Theatre Movement Bazaar.

She was convinced that he would get out, and bought him new clothes — "You're going to look sharp, Uncle Eddie," she told him when she visited him over Christmas.

The man is both hulking and suave, and it's easy to see why he has become a totem of black masculinity; he makes Bill Cosby look like Uncle Ben.

He heads West without stars in his eyes but with a cushioned vision of adventure, because he knows that, when he gets there, he'll be able to look up Uncle Phil.

"He's doing parkour on a rooftop, look!" your uncle is saying.

Ever since a picture of Will Smith bungee jumping made him look like Uncle Phil, we've been wondering about the Fresh Prince's thoughts on it.

"He looks like Uncle Sam," he said, staring at himself.