Sentence examples for members looking at from inspiring English sources

"Many times, Mohammed starts it by himself!" He mimed uneasy crowd members looking at each other, fearful of chanting.

To family members looking at a nursing home for an aging parent, experts recommend seeking out homes with low staff turnover, a high ratio of staff members to patients, and programs with psychosocial components.

Audience members looking at each other with cocked heads and ridiculous blouses; hosts with their arms held apart as a woman walks out REBORN because "how good does she look folks, amirite?" It is all a lie.

Audience members looked at each other uncomfortably.

Audience members looked at the image again.

At the Islamic Center of Irvine, some members look at each new person who walks into the Los Angeles-area mosque with suspicion.

Mr. Cheng recommends that potential members look at clubs that own a minimum of 70 to 80percentt of the homes in the portfolio.

Open Space Committee members looked at nine properties totaling 200 acres; the one they recommended was a 1.5-acre meadow along Neperan Road.

A spokeswoman in Washington for the American Bankers Association, a lobbying group, said that members "look at creditworthiness" before making credit card offers.

Its staff members looked at the son's grades and prospects and suggested that he spend his final year of high school in England to facilitate his entry into a reputable university.

As if to prove his point, another of the young crew members looked at the Ferrari and said: "I'm just wondering why in this day and age we have these cars here.