Sentence examples for looking water from inspiring English sources

In the film's first look, we see her in some sort of cave exploration gear, before later shivering in some grimy looking water and looking thoroughly possessed; plus the plot synopsis references the team's "mission to defeat an enigmatic, insuperable entity", suggesting Moore's inhabiting spirit may spend the film's runtime spiralling increasingly out of control.

They are running here and there for looking water and almost all their time was spent on fetching water.

Despite the foreboding looking water, being under the ice is a much safer place because it provides protection from predators like orcas and leopard seals.

The poster shot which shows a silhouette of Gabe standing on a rock over looking water and bathed in a wedge of blinding sunlight brilliantly captures the helplessness and solitude of the human creature.

In an alternate better universe, Nic Pizzolatto went straight from True Detective season one to directing a film adaptation of William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying and used Nadler's music as the soundtrack, redolent as it is of grown-over ancient pathways, rusted boxcars on long since abandoned railway sidings, once futuristic looking water towers, and the American continent as haunted as it is vast.

This soupy looking water you used to throw down the drain is actually a miracle ingredient!

In the canyon lies 'the garden of Eden' - an idyllic looking watering hole that the brave can swim in.

"Look, water has been a resource that has been plentiful," he said.

As the world is today and the way the future looks, water brings some of our biggest challenges.

Target customers may be satisfied that his designs are still pretty and do not look watered down.

Everything looked – watered.