Sentence examples for looks hundreds from inspiring English sources

In a country where the mention of snooker would once have drawn blank looks, hundreds of thousands now follow the game on German Eurosport, thanks in no small part to the pioneering, almost evangelical, zeal of commentator and MC Rolf Kalb.

Earlier this year she adapted Ibsen's Enemy of the People, and while it still looked 19th-century Norwegian, it sounded thoroughly modern.

Tamara Rojo [ENB's artistic director] liked the painterly quality of my work and she wanted a design that looked 19th century; so we emerged with something like a painterly modern interpretation of a 19th-century staging".

Oh my! Warren Harding, our stern looking 29th president, supposedly had two long term mistresses.

While on older girls modest amounts of makeup can look good, 1st-5th graders should enjoy a natural look.

Look how ridiculous the concept of Instagram looks in 17th-century Europe!

If one looks at 19th-century literature and intellectual scope, it's George Eliot … and Elizabeth Gaskell.

At first glance, this new English enameled tinware plate looks like 18th-century porcelain.

Mr. Rockman looks to 19th-century naturalists like Charles Darwin and William Beebe for inspiration.

Recent research by Arthur Downing, at Oxford University, looks at 19th century Britain, when politicians were trying to create something that looks remarkably similar to Mr Cameron's Big Society.

It looks like 21st century success.