Sentence examples for looked at fault from inspiring English sources

Marco Bizot looked at fault as the Scots restored their lead, Ryan Jack's ball into the box finding Wotherspoon and the Hibs midfielder's low drive powered past the Ajax goalkeeper from 16 yards.

Samson looked at fault when the United left-back's next contribution was a shot that was on target but looked fairly easy meat for the goalkeeper until it bounced over his body for the defender's fourth goal in three games.

It doesn't lend itself to pretty goals, and it left Sosa looking at fault, but Neymar has finished like that so often that he should probably be credited rather than the goalkeeper being blamed.

Geologists also warned building owners from making decisions on construction by only looking at fault maps, whether they are published by the U.S. or state geological surveys.

Vegas will look at faults in himself – "Nothing you can say to me can make me hate myself more than I do already" – while Carr tends to deflect outwards.

Now, I haven't looked at the fault tree analysis yet that's being performed.

I have looked at the Ramapo Fault in other places too.

We do that on the road when we go away and I think teams do that [here]." But perhaps the former Welsh international should look at a fault of his own instead.

I'm sure that Western policy makers are looking at what fault lines there may be in the Syrian military and how to encourage the sort of shift we saw in Egypt (and differently in Yemen) whereby the military would turn against Assad and effectively stage a coup.

But looking at the fault tolerances and likely wear and tear, it will be more cost effective to use a new shell each time.

"Just for a second I looked at it and went, 'Fault lines — I've got a few of those.'" After he chuckled to himself, he started writing.