Sentence examples for more solid look from inspiring English sources

The XI fielded in Sunday's match at Bristol had a much more solid look to it, something that will be augmented once Andrew Flintoff is allowed to get his bowling boots back on.

Markovic, despite his assist for Coutinho's goal, looked uncomfortable in the left wing-back role as Liverpool wobbled defensively, and Rodgers' decision to replace him at half-time with Alberto Moreno gave the visitors a more solid look.

For a more solid look, shape appropriately-colored play-dough or clay around the bottle.

There has never been an iPhone that feels more solid, looks so symmetrical, and has buttons that feel so right.

It was a much more solid looking Buddies that emerged after the interval, and they showed the steel required to regain their lead.

There's nice ring connectors and even new battery terminals you can buy (and sometimes come with the amp kit), that make the battery connection much more solid, and looks better too.

"The pension funds and other organizations looking for more solid fixed returns would look to this market to purchase product, and given John Hancock's very strong branding and ratings, it allows them to participate," says Lewis.

A truly dead shrimp will look pink, or look more solid white.

Despite a $1 billion loss in the first six months of 2002, the company seems to be more solid than it looks.

If the next government lightens up on austerity, those projections might look more solid, not less.

And if Mr Zardari is elected president, with the dictatorial powers that the job confers, as seems likely, the government will look more solid.