Rather than looking forward or back, she said, she preferred looking up.
I was aware of dreams, and preferred looking up at the stars at night.
I prefer looking at art by myself.
But who does she prefer to look up to, Cameron or Johnson?
For now, the Yankees would prefer to look up at the Red Sox rather than down at the Angels.
Customers who prefer to look up phone numbers the old-fashioned way or, like Steve Martin's character in "The Jerk," get a thrill from seeing their names in print, would still be able to have the White Pages delivered to them in book form or on compact disc.
Whether it is because brides and grooms want to maintain the sanctity and privacy of their ceremony or because they prefer to look up and see guests' smiling faces instead of a sea of phones, couples are taking the lead in directing their guests as to what's O.K. and what's not.
Our media prefers to look up at leaders on the national stage than down on the people who have to cope with their decisions.
Preferring the cool theory of babies developing their brain and body better by looking up to spot their mother over the neglected harsh evidence has caused the death of 50,000 babies worldwide, this after 1970 only [ 4].
And biochemical-defect explanations are also quite useful for authoritarians who prefer that people look up to authorities in this case, to biotech corporations and drug-prescribers for solutions to their problems, rather than looking toward themselves, their family, friends, and community.
