Sentence examples for looks on one from inspiring English sources

"I don't have any formal qualifications in marketing, but if plus size ladies buy shorts based on how one leg looks on a whole petite woman, then maybe smaller ladies will buy skirts based on how the whole thing looks on one pretty thunderous thigh," she wrote in the caption.

The old woman looked on, one hand at her hip.

As officials looked on, one of the two incinerators exploded, bringing the exercise to a temporary halt.

With Ranjan looking on, one of the Nepali porters started the motor and another pushed the drill into the ice.

So this is the Vera Wang, the bridal wear designer who revolutionized the way women look on one of their biggest days, making brides reconsider lacy froufrou get-ups in favor of something stylish and spare, even sexy.

On iOS (and shortly Android), you can then see how those edits would look on one of your own photos.

Publishers can also see how the content will look on one of Barnes & Noble's eReading devices using the NOOK emulator.

Several young white men with "Make America Great Again" hats looked on; one yelled about building a wall.

At night kerosene lamps and candles glowed, and as Sole looked on, one night I danced with a shadow in the firelight to The Best of Dusty Springfield.

Watching Eliot Spitzer's press conference while his helpless wife looked on, one can't help but ask why powerful men all too often engage in reckless activity that can destroy their lives, their families, their reputations, and their political accomplishments.

As I looked on, one of the protestors, kind of nattily dressed with neatly combed hair and maybe out of his teens, turned and yelled at me with a sneer if I was a PEGIDA member.