Sentence examples for looks- from inspiring English sources

"When you have jets being flown up the English Channel, when you have submarines in the North Sea, it looks to me like it's warming up".

It certainly looks that way.

"This law looks like it's going to be struck down.

And the looming combination of tax increases and spending cuts looks easily large enough to push America back into recession.

"It looks like it will have been down to both human and mechanical error.

But it's just not good for our country's political culture, which looks ever more degraded.

It looks like housing benefit will rise far less than rents do in many areas.

The Susa group (made famous in the film Gorillas in the Mist) recently split, which means the creation of a new, independent gorilla family group in the Mt Karisimbi area looks likely.

The small grey-bricked building in lower Manhattan looks like just another public (state) high school, but behind its light blue doors a new approach to education is being pioneered.

Smith's work explores the difficulties faced by the remote community and also looks at the cultural fabric that remains in the face of those challenges.

His party has taken a pasting over the past five years for its participation in the coalition and looks set to lose at least half of its seats.