Sentence examples for looking off from inspiring English sources
He'd smoke a cigarette, looking off at the mountains.
He stopped himself, looking off in the distance.
He was looking off to the side and up, as if trying to think of something.
"Not important now," said Mrs. H., gulping back tears, looking off into the quarry.
In her slightly fuzzy photo, Willis is seen looking off to the side.
"A feed lot," Coster-Mullen said, looking off to his left.
And then there were Zoe and Lucas mid-coitus, her looking off-camera, bored and restless, him pumping away at the back of the shot.
"There are fewer students looking off-campus," said Melissa Lodato, graduate assistant for off-campus housing and special events coordinator for Iona College's residential life office.
Rodgers has been looking off-kilter since game seven, when his early season bravado seemed to dry up.
Once available only in an authentic-looking off white, organic cotton now comes in nature-inspired colors and patterns created with low-impact dyes.
I shouldn't complain because it's evident we've become a nation of ugly-looking off-road wagon lovers.
