Sentence examples for looking right down from inspiring English sources

Camera traps create "a lot of very frozen-looking subjects – huge eye contact, muzzle looking right down the lens.

"Now we're looking right down the middle," he added.

One of the last ones, we were in Pacifica, California, on a cliff, looking right down to the ocean".

If you're looking right down the throats of the characters, there is no space between them and you; their perspective is your perspective; their emotions are your emotions; you can't frame what you are literally inside of.

Looking right down to the event horizon is the key to understanding".

Our view looks right down upon its dimensions.

"It looks right down at the park," he said.

Ken-doll looks (right down to the chiseled jaw and dimpled chin) coupled with lightweight lyrics have kept many from taking him seriously.

These days, when Fogelson shows visitors the view from his new office, atop the tallest building in Burbank, he points southwest and notes, "I can look right down on Universal".

The city is separated from your gaze by a buffer of external parapets to the north and a smokers' terrace to the south; nowhere can you put your face to the glass and look right down.

Marking the end of town were two bridges over the Maitland River: one narrow iron bridge, where cars sometimes got into trouble over which one should pull off and wait for the other, and a wooden walkway, which occasionally had a plank missing, so that you could look right down into the bright, hurrying water.