Sentence examples for that looked down from inspiring English sources

Fans sat in the two rows of seating, mingled in the back or leaned against a railing that looked down on left field.

But suddenly the high, bleak moors that looked down on her wherever she went in the city seemed to challenge her.

Early on, she fought to escape her bad marriage and pursue a professional career; later, she fought against an élitist legal academy that looked down on her credentials and her research interests.

There ne'er were such thousands of leaves on a tree, Nor of people in church or the Park, As the crowds of the stars that looked down upon me, And that glittered and winked in the dark.

From the front, hair was pulled back and high into a ponytail that looked down into a simple topknot, while the back side revealed twists of upside-down cornrows — unlike the makeup, a harder look to achieve at home.

In July we did not pick up a rented Opel at the Zurich airport and drive along winding roads past green hillsides spotted with red-tiled roofs on our way to a high hotel with a balcony that looked down at the shining water of Lake Geneva and the dark towers of the Castle of Chillon.

It may be hard to govern while pleasing a movement that looks down on government.

The living room has a partial glass floor that looks down onto the ground-floor hallway.

Mother Georgia is a spectacular monument that looks down over the city.

We have a saying: 'The head that looks down won't be cut off'".

Slate floors, concrete walls and floor-to-ceiling windows provide a stunning stage that looks down on the city.