Sentence examples for looks about himself from inspiring English sources

Every day the walk makes its shape: Armitage oils his feet and heads off after his "difficult hours" in someone's spare room; he often gets a little lost, finds the path, looks about himself, "more moor".

She is 64, but looks about 46.

In truth, that looks about right.

Jeffrey Deitch's apartment looks about right for a graduate student.

The restaurant looks about as wilted as I feel.

BP's parting gift to Mr Hayward looks about right.

Looks about right.

The younger Trudeau is 43 but looks about 35.

Practice TLAR: That Looks About Right.

Make sure your wine glass looks about right.

He looked about himself for inspiration to clinch his argument, picked up a small bottle of mineral water (in Arcadia, everyone seems to be sip-sip-sipping mineral water all day long) and declared, "If someone offered me 50,000 bottles of this at the right price, I'd buy them.