Sentence examples for looking on at from inspiring English sources

Firstly, if you are the mama of one dear baby looking on at moms with two or more babies, wondering how they do it because you are finding one more than enough to handle, ease up on yourself.

Irish industry is just looking on at this with great alarm," said McGrane.

Officially, of course, Israel is no more than a "bystander," wearily looking on at the upheaval in Egypt.

Its two-way title can be read either as the United States or as "us," the untouched, sitting calmly looking on at the horrors, or as both.

Listening to "Christ lag," I pictured Bach's parents looking on at the baptism of the infant and wondering whether he would live.

Another photograph shows Thomas at age 1, wearing a white bonnet and with her father, in uniform, looking on at Griffith Stadium.

Lang looks on at a childhood world, seen from above and at a distance, not with the children but observing them.

Small wonder, then, that Ms. Martin's unusually (and commendably) unsentimental Isabella looks on at the finish in disbelief, speechless at what has by then transpired.

The old woman looked on, one hand at her hip.

And one has to stand and look on at such misery and be able to do almost nothing.

Jay-Z and his wife Beyoncé, looked on at what was their third headliner appearance,.