Sentence examples for looked like having from inspiring English sources

Not that it looked like having a chance of earning that kind of hyperbolic title early on.

"Last Saturday [8 November] almost looked like having a notable lack of goals in the 3pm kick-offs, before a late flurry," wrote Toby Sandison last week.

I had no idea what my natural hair looked like, having not seen it since before Tony Blair was prime minister.

Sigurdsson hit a post with another shot a few minutes later and the hosts looked like having a miserable night as goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky made a string of good saves.

Monday's Climate Camp day of action against RBS looked like having all the classic ingredients: hard data showing the problem, coupled with direct action to help move us away from a path towards climate catastrophe.

Newcastle were fortunate Sunderland only got three and there is much to read into the celebration from Poyet to the two goals that put the home side into a headlock they never looked like having the desire to get out of.

Chowdry & Sienese (2011) explore what the impacts would have looked like had all eligibles participated in the experiment.

"I thought when he came on it looked like had had never been away.

Before removing the blue side fabric, the whole ground didn't look like having special color decoration.

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

To some, this may look like "having it all".