Sentence examples for meet looks from inspiring English sources

The light, which flickers and throbs where opposite colors meet, looks more electrical than natural.

Sister Nettie is tied to a clerical man, and, between caring for the baby and making ends meet, looks older than I. Sister Blanche finds so little comfort in a worked-down husband that she has taken to foreign missions and suffrage for diversion.

Reapers are workers with a quota of souls to meet, looking for a promotion and a benefits package.

Ernesto's cousin, Amilcar, whom I had met briefly at the swap meet, looked like a gangly ninth grader, only with larger biceps and a more hardened gaze.

Shake hands with new people you meet, looking them in the eye as you do so.

Know that when your eyes meet, look away; show them you do not care anymore and they do not affect you.

The Tory conference meeting looks like it has been very specifically shaped in Bupa's interest.

"We met looking into a lens together at dissected frogs," Helton said.

Many of the commuters he met looked uneasy — a natural reaction, perhaps, when confronted on the subway by a smiling man in a suit with an outstretched hand.

Hague will now go to Brussels for an EU foreign ministers' meeting looking for support, and for other capitals to call in resident ambassadors to complain.

However, the people I have met look like you and me.