Sentence examples for sterling look from inspiring English sources

Expectations of a hike next year will continue to make sterling look attractive, particularly against the euro, which could still see monetary policy eased due to very low inflation.

From the government's standpoint in the courtroom, the worse it could make Sterling look, the better the CIA and Operation Merlin would look, and vice versa.

Sterling looked lively, with his enthusiasm to run at Sweden's defenders.

Dave, Manchester, via text: Raheem Sterling looks the Englishman most likely to have a career-changing tournament.

The wildly overvalued pound sterling looks certain to soon come under attack.

Another round of strong UK construction data also left sterling looking spritely at $1.6340.

Is the fact that Sterling looks like the sort of guy who would make racist comments why we're so comfortable with causing him discomfort?

He and Trudy Charlestonned away with the whole party, while the Cranes bumbled sweatily and the Sterlings looked like spectacular fools.

Nick Beighton, Asos's chief executive, said: "Our sales prices which are denominated off sterling now look cheaper to the US customer and look cheaper to the European customer.

Mark O'Sullivan, director of dealing at foreign exchange firm Currencies Direct, said: "The current sterling rally looks like it may have the potential to move higher over the coming weeks.

On the pitch Madrid found themselves in La Liga mode, trying to find a way through the massed ranks while making sure they were not picked off on the counter-attack – which, with Lazar Markovic playing instead of Raheem Sterling, never looked likely.