Sentence examples for target looking from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire will start the third day on 235 for six, which leaves the prospect of that target looking remote.

This means taking a longer view than hitherto: an inflation target looking only two years ahead is too short-term.

So it was that some weeks ago Ms. Delaney was at Target looking for inexpensive garden furniture for one of the high-profile public spaces she designs.

ON THE SCREEN The advertisement opens, as negative ones usually do, with a picture of the target looking his worst: scowling, furtive and raccoon-eyed.

In the Westport production, Andrew Jackness's set is on target, looking like the deck and facade, in fact, of just about every fashionably stark beach house of that period and place.

Weather permitting, Hampshire will now resume on Wednesday morning still trailing by 152 and, as their first target, looking to avoid an innings defeat.

"You hardly find any good-looking boys with brains out there, are you an alien?" The target looked at me very confused.

The efficiency target looks unrealistic.

The target looked unreachable.

Suddenly the target looked in range.

The target looked to be about two pounds.