Sentence examples for observed looking from inspiring English sources

"She's gotten chubbier," Ms. Zheng observed, looking at her younger daughter.

At 11.15pm he was observed looking out of his door window.

"There ain't nothing funny about being a drunk," he observed, looking back.

"They don't like us," an American marine observed, looking over his machine gun in the turret of an armored vehicle.

"There's so much death and destruction around here," he observed, looking round at the drugs and the dismal conditions of the Miami slum.

But as Gosling observed looking back over this literature, that "feel pleased" requires a complement seems nothing deeper than an English grammatical demand (1969, p. 153), perhaps in this case connected with the etymology of "pleasure" noted five paragraphs above.

All martyrdoms, Oscar Wilde once observed, look mean to the beholder.

One Jets fan observed, "Look, Brady's a dick, but even he didn't deserve this".

Yet IBM Global Services became the company's biggest business, the corporate vehicle that would, as Mr. Gerstner observed, "look at technology through the eyes of the customer".

The young lord, James Dolan, has been sitting in the end seats, observing, looking restless, for a few years.

"We got some big girls," she observes, looking at the mannequins.