Sentence examples for looking something up from inspiring English sources

At one point, Mulder talks about looking something up on "the Net".

Teens aren't literally looking at their phones all day, much as that may seem to be the case, but they — and the rest of us — are rarely more than a second or two away from checking messages, looking something up and so on.

While he spoke, an embassy press officer suggested looking something up on the Web.

The lure of a smart phone proved too tempting for one motorist, who said: "I'm not on the phone, I am looking something up on the internet".

But for all its weirdness and indeed barking madness, Primer is a glorious rebuke to a dumbed-down movie world in which scientific and technological investigation means looking something up on Google.

Mr. Witcomb also designed the set, which has a fanciful English-country-garden feel, dominated by a rotating, winding wooden path and an elevated, upstage section of Toad Hall, where Dr. Badger (John Jellison) always seems to be looking something up in a big book.

I pause to look something up, I puzzle over syntax I am still assimilating.

One answer is that when you look something up, at least you get to learn something new.

IN SOUTH KOREA people who want to look something up on the internet don't "Google it".

You know those times when you just can't be bothered to look something up on Google?

It's too easy to just look something up on Google.