Sentence examples for mark looks from inspiring English sources

Mark looks flabbergasted.

For his own models for aging well, Mark looks to older surfers — he calls them "elders".

"A chalk mark looks innocuous unless you know exactly what it means," says Oleg Kalugin.

Mark looks out of the back window on to the back garden.

Mark looks, at a glance, and especially when he wears a coat, like some Russian Orthodox monk who has wandered off the taiga — a sunburned young Solzhenitsyn.

Suddenly he shouts, "Hey, Jack!" The president, apparently following the voice, turns and, slightly missing the mark, looks straight at me, freezing me in place.

And in a slightly goofy Gospel book painting of St. Mark looking up, with some puzzlement, at a distinctly sleepy-eyed lion, his celestial muse, floating overhead.

If Mr. Maki, who was rated the most-accurate forecaster in a Bloomberg News survey, is prescient, the economy may be a wash for Democrats; if Mr. Hatzius is closer to the mark, look for big losses.

On the low end is 840 vs. 1,500 for the high mark looking out a year.

Filler will leave you with a little bruising and that concealer will only make a black mark look grey.

The printers and publishers who shaped the rules here in America believed that a period or comma after a closing quotation mark looked bad.