Sentence examples for to looks from inspiring English sources
verb
To try to see, to pay attention to with one's eyes.
- Look at my new car! Don’t look in the closet.
"Everybody I recommend it to looks at me like, what?
ANNE AZIZ, TORONTO When it comes to looks, everyone is biased.
For others, though, the allure of modernist shed all comes down to looks.
Contemporary art tends to looks as much to the past as to the future.
Western assumption is that attention to looks and presentation is a female characteristic.
Like Samsung's Replenish phone, it scores lots of eco-points, but dispiritingly few when it comes to looks.
After gorging on the one-season wonders of fast fashion, the mood is switching back to looks that last.
There is a more restrained feel to the spring/summer 2012 collections here, with graphic lines, minimalistic shapes and color blocks as the go-to looks.
In Rio, the go-to looks have been the French-braid-into-a-ponytail worn by Simone Biles and Madison Kocian; the Aly-knot; and the traditional scrunchied ponytail.
One of her go-to looks is jeans and a men's-style shirt, made feminine with accessories such as a cocktail ring or a cashmere shawl.
Without being aware of it, Harold and Erica were doing these sorts of calculations — weighing earnings-to-looks ratios, calculating social-capital balances.
