Sentence examples for looking way from inspiring English sources
But that's looking way ahead".
But now things at the last store, just outside Portland, are looking way, way up.
It is a more natural looking way to bring a little colour to your lips, as opposed to lipstick, which can look gloopy and ageing.
To combat the inability to predict an election, Pettman suggests looking way beyond November 2016 and thinking generationally about how you want to participate in politics for the whole of society, rather than just focusing on your own personal woes.
He's so small he can barely lift the ball.'" Lawrence Frank is still looking way up to the other guys on the court, but few people are laughing at him these heady days.
Edwards remembers the sting of disappointment when he was not drafted, the angst of looking way up at a deep depth chart and counting and recounting the available roster spots.
The alternative is to look way backward.
That judgment looks way off.
Second, it looked way too cool.
As with Linear Tech, Intel looks way undervalued.
