Sentence examples for looking purse from inspiring English sources

Keep a hot looking purse or hand bag with you.

Invest in a modest (looking) purse at least as large as a shoebox (as large as you prefer).

Some of these hedge funds are looking to purse legal action against Greece, although it is unclear how many will actually follow through given the time and expense involved.

It was all the more interesting for having to piece together what must have transpired with this particular set of characters while we were looking for purses, parking the car, and sprinting hand in hand down the crowded street.

Cynthia is already sitting there, looking more pursed than ever.

Rehearsing a tense scene for "Other Desert Cities" recently, Ms. Griffiths kept opting for a familiar look — pursing her lips so that her entire face lost softness and her upper lip and chin jutted out in a way that radiated hurt and judgment.

She is looking through her purse.

As the meal ended, Mrs. Astor began looking for her purse, he said.

It's partly the way I talk, but also I'm good with business — going through my purse, looking for my glasses, lighting a cigarette".

And he saw the little girl hang up her ragged stocking and fall asleep, and he saw the mother looking through her purse for something to put into the stocking — This reverie was interrupted by a bell on 11.

She sneaks a few chips in class, then discovers that her new teacher, Mrs. Patterson — depicted as a vivacious obese woman — has a secret in common with her: "Mrs. Patterson pretends that she is looking in her purse for something.