Sentence examples for looking especially at from inspiring English sources

New York is looking especially at residents and businesses that make big purchases.

2) When looking – especially at jewellery – stand away from the counter a bit, with hands behind your back.

Ms. Arron and Ms. Zwilich recruited the composers, looking especially at those who had "never done this kind of thing before," Ms. Zwilich said.

(Smith) ★ Chelsea Music Festival (Friday and Saturday) This enterprising festival, now in its third year, is focusing on Debussy's 150th anniversary, looking especially at his interest in Japan, a fascination he shared with many artists in late 19th-century France.

After an annual round of European conferences on the state of the world, and looking especially at the economic crisis (still stubbornly with us, despite all optimistic talk of "green shoots"), those lines come to mind again.

But we should keep looking, especially at the tax code that treats the super-wealthy as if they were Pharaohs.

Look especially at his renderings of fabric, like visual concerts of a sonorous, mindful brush.

The fMRI looked especially at part of the brain's cortex known as the fusiform face area.

Look especially at the 2012 fundraising and budget documents, the information about donors, and compare to the 2010 990 tax form.

I saw George Clooney at a restaurant here the other night and can report he looked especially at home even when met with dismay on requesting an early bird special.

Ms. Leppink said her division's investigations were no longer just complaint-driven and looked especially at industries with many "vulnerable workers" and various layers of contractors and subcontractors often trying to minimize labor costs.