Sentence examples for looked the class from inspiring English sources

In winning his heat on Tuesday night he looked comfortable, even if Frenchman Jimmy Vicaut - the only man in the field who has gone under 10 seconds this year - looked the class act, easing up in 10.06 secs, the equal third-fastest time in the championships' long history.

Dafne Schippers, who won 100m gold on Wednesday, again looked the class act and will start as favourite, but Jodie Williams - fresh off a PB in winning Commonwealth silver - could barely have been more comfortable in winning the third semi, easing down over the last 25m in 22.90.

The colt looks the class act in the Bet365 Lennox Stakes, having managed a podium finish in consecutive Group One races before dropping to this tier to score readily at Ascot this month.

"Nadia?" he asked again, looking around the class, looking for someone else.

With his big shiny forehead and podgy face, he looked like the class swot, rather than a revolutionary.

Then Ball looked to the class.

Then she looked at the class and turned to a visitor.

When I looked at the class of 1980 from developing countries, only 20% were working in their home region after five years.

They already called the "Homework Hotline" at school and looked for the class assignment on the teacher's webpage.

Denver has looked like the class of the AFC West in starting out 3-0, and Peyton Manning is playing like his old self.

To prepare for the chore, I looked at the Class of 1965 reunion book and found it more interesting than I had expected.