Sentence examples for looking things out from inspiring English sources

"The Last Words of My Grandmother," from 1924, is half a description of a callow young cousin staying with the grandmother, and half an account of the grandmother's dying furies and querulous last words, also the last words of the poem: "What are all those / fuzzy looking things out there? / Trees?

I know there are infinite amounts of better looking things out there right now by really talented artists and animators.

For their part, the opposition Social Democrats (ČSSD) look poised to wait things out in anticipation of a big general election victory in the spring.

The answers they gave me were satisfying in the extreme: not very much, just kick back, hang out, look things over, take it slow.

"It provides some structural support, so to me it looks like it's smoothing things out".

"That means he'll be in charge of one thing: looking out for the best interest of American consumers.

You can donate them to charities, hospitals, etc. Try not make things look spread out, it makes it look like your room isn't as big as it is.

"My frustration is I'm looking out and seeing things happen on the pitch that nowhere in a million years I'm asking the players to do.

I like looking at things and figuring out how they're made.

In the top of the seventh, Tottenville had a 2-0 leandand was looking to close things out.

"But that was true when Hu Jintao came in, and then look how things turned out by the time he left".