Sentence examples for looks like over from inspiring English sources

Never mind that you don't know when that person started their climb, what kind of resources they used to scale their own mountain, or what the terrain looks like over there.

"It's really the first time we get to see what ice motion looks like over the whole continent," Dr. Rignot said.

Those who don't can watch at home and see what an empty chair looks like over 90 minutes of primetime television.

"We were studying the terrain, what buildings were made of, what it looks like over the desert using night-vision goggles or during the day," said Captain Thulin, a native of Lake Orion, Mich., who mentioned the differences between Libya and verdant northern Italy, where the squadron normally trains.

This data I've been talking about that Bill Frey and I have been working on: it looks like over a four-year period, we might be looking at an increase of about three-and-a-half percentage points of minority eligible voters driven heavily by Hispanics, in fact almost entirely by Hispanics.

There aren't many directors with that kind of flexibility and global sensitivity; as China and other markets continue to come to the fore, it could be directors like Lee who sculpt what the mainstream looks like over the next 25 years.

As it stands, it looks like over-the-air downloads are out of the question, but there's no word on release date or partnerships with film distributors.

Some long flowing dresses in hand-painted silk looked contemporary enough, but for the most part the clothes looked like over-bright costumes.

The woman's face is bright red, an English rose flaring unflatteringly in the heat, while the baby's sheeny arms look like over-stuffed sausages.

I looked like death warmed over in Seattle".

On the walls of an art gallery, his efforts look like death warmed over.