Sentence examples for umbrella looking from inspiring English sources

Rachel Stone and Iris Samuels huddle under the cover of an umbrella looking at a map on their phone.

In that role, Aoun launched Sidewalk Labs, a company under the Alphabet umbrella looking at ways to use tech to improve city living.

Indeed, Winogrand's subjects reflect a range of characters and scenes that are strikingly American a man welcoming a younger woman home with a homemade sign in an airport; a toddler emerging from a darkened garage, tricycle strewn about the driveway; an older man sitting on a lawn chair under a sun umbrella looking directly into the camera as sprinklers go off behind him.

The hail-thingies bouncing off Debi's black umbrella looked like sweat flying off a cartoon-guy's head when he was supposed to be worried.

The decision also defies an old military sentiment that a military man protecting himself from the rain with an umbrella looks too effete.

The series, which is windswept, watery, and a little batty — the umbrella looks like a spooky, flapping fledermaus — evokes Gorey and the hurricane both.

The umbrella looks like a cross between a bike helmet and a sou'wester fisherman's hat — in fact, Hollinger made the pattern for his prototype using his bike helmet.

Capable of withstanding gusts up to 70 mph — according to the company — the aerodynamic umbrella looks like some combination of a Stealth bomber and a Batman cape and is designed to stabilize in high winds instead of crumpling.

To me, the cover letter is like the little sock an umbrella comes in: It makes the umbrella look slightly nicer before you open it, but the umbrella itself is doing the real work.

Waiters at a cafe on one of the palace's terraces rushed out and took in the umbrellas, looking like crack crewmen on an ocean liner reefing sails during a hurricane.

This time the little town, encircled by wheat fields and home to factories making plastic straws and umbrellas, looks likely to back François Hollande, the Socialist.