Sentence examples similar to looking written from inspiring English sources

Kearns recited a poem, "The New Look," written about the green engine by Mal Levy, the dispatcher in the Manhattan Central Office.

Whatever: under the blinking cursor of a Microsoft Word document they liked the way "the xx" looked written down.

"Look, writing a novel is like paddling from Boston to London in a bathtub," he said.

That said, "the signs were there for anyone who cared to look," wrote Richard Lambert, editor of London's Financial Times from 1991 to 2001, in 2002.

Write with your good hand in the mirror to see how it would look writing with your other hand.

It can be a radical force, and indeed much of the best nature writing is pitilessly forward-looking, written with an eye to what will come unless certain reparations are made in the balance of our relationship with the natural world.

"I would be very grateful if Icsa could take another look," writes Tryie, terribly politely.

Downs: 'The whole place has a shabby underdone look,' wrote one visitor in 1849.

… "He could break your heart with a look," wrote Bob Dylan of Rourke's performance in Homeboy.

Some found awkwardly written mash notes: "They were all men who wanted to get to know me and commented on my looks," wrote one reader.

He's just a bloody guy who is jealous of Edward's good looks," wrote poster Kiki Alice Cullen.