Sentence examples for looking at the front from inspiring English sources

Looking at a regular woman in a full-length down jacket is like looking at the front of a dollhouse; I just want to slowly and ceremoniously unzip the zipper, pull apart the walls, and see what's happening.

I'm looking at the front windshield.

* Midtown musing: If you stand across 57th so that you're looking at the front of Carnegie Hall, you'll notice that the frieze says: "MVSIC HALL".

Every day, patients arrived at the hospital so mangled and coated in debris that "you wouldn't know whether you were looking at the front or the back, whether they were alive or dead," he said.

I was looking at the front of his car, and when he got in and the cabin of the car lit up, I had a clear view of his face, and it was my former best friend, Dirk Richardson, the man from whom I had stolen Diana, a lifetime ago.

Starting from the default orientation with the fly looking at the front wall (top image in Fig. 4E), the different images in Fig. 4E represent a snapshot after 45 deg of rotation has been completed.

ELISABETH OCHS San Francisco, March 17 , 2012To the Editor: I find myself looking at the front-page photograph of 20-year-old Dharun Ravi, convicted of 15 offenses against his college roommate, who committed suicide by jumping off the George Washington Bridge when they were both freshmen two years ago.

I would be looking at the front-wing assembly, where I think they have taken a detrimental step.

First, I looked at the front.

Look at the front page of today's Times.

On impulse, Nina looked at the front door.