Sentence examples for noble looking from inspiring English sources
The Major quietly opened the door and there in an elegant parlour, comfortably stalled in close proximity to a costly rosewood piano, stood a noble looking horse.
Miriam K. Turtz was in Barnes & Noble looking for a book on archeology for her granddaughter.
"I'll be in Barnes & Noble looking at books and suddenly I'll find myself heading straight for the journal section," she said.
"I spent two weekends in a row at the Barnes & Noble looking for a Latin phrase or a Greek name that would really serve me well," he said.
On his lunch break yesterday, he was scouring titles in the United States history aisle of a Barnes & Noble, looking for something on the Electoral College.
Ms. Noble looks forward to a time when she can, with clear conscience, sample a Witch's Wit.
Dr Cummins examined the fates of 1.3m European nobles, looking back as far as the first millenium AD.
The youngest, a boy born with a noble look, the man had nicknamed J.C., for Julius Caesar.
The filmmakers work hard to let us know that it's the mother who's the more obvious focus of the writer's attention than her children and the two adult actors exchange suitably noble looks even when Ms. Winslet's décolletage threatens to play peek-a-boo.
A pale skin tone is desired, as it supports the elegant, noble look a lady usually has.
Steven Runciman is also critical of the emperor, noting that his assassination of Gavril Radomir unleashed a general confusion where each noble started looking out for his own personal interests, but nevertheless credits him with "a considerable ruthless energy".
