Sentence examples for looks called from inspiring English sources

The book is aimed at an Asian audience, with makeup looks called Honolulu (minimalist) and San Francisco (bohemian).

If you compliment her looks, call her "beautiful" not "pretty," and "exotic" not "girl-next-door".

Well look, call us tourists, but we love it.

As you and your neighbors look, call the person's name in case they are near enough to hear you but not in line of sight.

For social events, for instance, I favor a look called "too young to have children".

Its principal, Lindy Roy, has created a spare, nearly transparent example of the domesticated industrial look called high-tech.

The Pew Research Center just released a report worth a close look, called "The Lost Decade of the Middle Class".

This is the cooler look, called the baggy sag.

Steps 7 and 8 create a look called "aegyo sal," which is very popular in Korea.

Benoît Hamon, one of Hollande's deputy ministers, defended the look, calling it "an everyday outfit".

"How does the Commandant look?" calls out his second-in-command.