Sentence examples for try to look up from inspiring English sources

Oops, your IMDb now crashes whenever you try to look up "Chris Pine".

They are extremely paranoid, especially if you try to look up their nose, and have eyes the size of saucers.

This non-existent word takes off from the legal term certiorari and was put in to see if any students would take the time to try to look up and question the term.

"The champions of the game can do it back to back, and I guess that's the kind of pedestal that you want to try to look up to and try to get to yourself," Stosur said.

Ask any lawyer in a tech company (off the record, so that he can be honest too), and he'll tell you that engineers should absolutely not try to look up other people's patents.

But try to look up information on your community's medical costs and utilization — or simply try to find out how many people died from heart attacks or pneumonia or surgical complications — and you will discover that the most recent data are at least three years old, if they exist at all, and aren't broken down to a county level that communities can learn from.

Prior to this release, CIAO would fail when trying to look up the contamination model correction for chips ACIS-8 (S4) and ACIS-9 (S5).

I hope the young woman browsing Modern Bride won't think I'm trying to look up her skirt.

You could break your neck trying to look up at all the giant residential apartment buildings along the way.

(Smartphones in the U.K. already block inappropriate content, as this reporter found out when she tried to look up Baudelaire on her iPhone).

A vast majority of readers, he said, "would only be lost and confused" if they tried to look up an article and found multiple versions, each slightly different.