Sentence examples for looking in on it from inspiring English sources

"He is embedded in this world, he is not looking in on it from the outside.

I look in on it several times a day, more than I click on anything else on the Web.

At the dance, they checked the smelly cheese box with their coats, and periodically looked in on it.

But the striking resemblance between the stock images and the ones that Boris' people like to put out in their campaign material – not to mention the idea of London sold to us in Tory-backing newspapers – coalesce because in essence these are all people who don't understand the city, even though someone made it their job to look in on it and try to sell it back to a worldwide audience.

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To an aspiring collector, looking in on the contemporary art world it might seem an exclusive, inaccessible, club where multimillion-dollar purchases are common.

"For people looking in on Welsh rugby I think it's slightly embarrassing because we're fawning over a player who, at the moment, doesn't merit that sort of treatment".

Freedom Hosting's appeal for some of its clients was its promise not to look in on the websites it was hosting, though it stated that downloading illegal content was not allowed.

Shit looks different on the outside looking in, but it isn't.

No Stadium!" Much of Detroit is on the outside looking in when it comes to decisions affecting their city.

If it bothers him to be on the outside looking in, it is not to a noticeable degree.