Sentence examples for looks put from inspiring English sources

"You're going?" He looks put out.

It might be tomboy or kind of rugged, but I'll always have one piece that looks put together.

His love interest looks put out when he returns it to the fridge.

With his tiny frame that looks put together with Meccano, he might stroll down your road, past your window, unnoticed.

Or, to put it more precisely, observations of the way the universe looks put constraints on the way that dark matter is distributed within it.

The man I know looks put together but a bit rumpled, in that subtly confident way that shows he's not trying too hard.

This unique looks puts the "front door" flat on the street.

"I told him, 'Look, put my number on your door.

It's something that quickly makes you look put together.

The Lampards looked, put notes on trees, but, gradually, the weeks since Muffy disappeared became months, and then years.

If there's one way to look put together, stylists agree it's hiring a tailor for a custom fit.