Sentence examples for salty looking from inspiring English sources
During the following year's soccer World Cup, after years of chiding by Paul Keating, John Howard finally engaged in the world game from the comfort of what looked to be The Lodge commode, alongside some salty looking Australian PR wonks and advisers.
Docked in front of us was a salty looking fellow by the name of George, living on a steel boat sailed out of New Orleans.
When you start to see the salty crust looking hard and brown, it's time to change it.
At 65, Mr. Karpf is a salty-looking chap who manages the Glen Island club and lives on a boat docked there.
Some cities close to salty aquifers are looking toward desalination; Odessa is aggressively pursuing this, although the process is expensive.
Hearing the waves lap against the boat, feeling the salty breeze, and looking into the expansive blackness, I tried to savor the moment, anticipating the fact that on Sunday, I'd make my first dive on Alvin.
So we listen to what they're looking for less salty, more sweet, sauce on the side.
Without rapid action to make the Everglades more resilient to climate change and salty seas we are looking at the demise of a treasured national ecosystem.
With its exuberant "salty sea dog" look, featuring TVs set into brass "portholes", doors faced with 3D sea monster scenes, and a stunning staircase installation made of "shipwrecked" wood, the Stora Hotel promises to be unlike any other in the town (or anywhere else, come to that).
When SQM's lithium revenue fell 10% in the first quarter of 2008, the company blamed "the growing presence of Chinese producers". SQM's lithium fields are ringed by blindingly white knolls of magnesium chloride, a salty substance that looks suitable for skiing.
