Sentence examples similar to looks on making from inspiring English sources

Dr Carolina looked on, making sure I did as instructed.

A well-chosen newsreel clip of a grinning Robinson behind a bar, mixing cocktails as an adoring crowd looked on made the comparison with Ali irresistible.

And as a visibly bewildered police force looked on, those campaigning made their demands.

This crew of Bengals looks bent on making it an even dozen.

"Xiaomi doesn't look to make money on hardware, it looks to make money on accessories and digital content," explains Ms Koytcheva.

"When I looked back on making the first film I didn't lke myself," Ceylan insists.

Dortmund looked intent on making amends for their Bundesliga troubles and constantly threatened to hurt Zenit with swift and penetrating counter-attacks.

And Gloucester look intent on making a mark upon the tournament's rebirth, naming a strong starting XV that swept away the fragile French side.

Arsenal's Wilshere, particularly in the first half, was outstanding on only his seventh England appearance and looked intent on making up for time lost with club and country after an ankle injury sidelined him for 15 months.

At the opening, the perplexed crowd looked on, not sure what to make of it.

He looked to make $459,000 on another one, according to prosecutors.