Sentence examples for unfamiliar looking from inspiring English sources

Now there's an unfamiliar looking qualifying session result.

In the Lavazza tent a friend pointed at one girl – beautiful but unfamiliar looking.

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The leaderboard by then had an unfamiliar look.

WHEN Kenya's new government was finally unveiled, nearly two months after the country's general and presidential elections, it had a refreshingly unfamiliar look.

Strachan had declared he would rest players having secured the title with a month to spare and the Celtic teamsheet bore an unfamiliar look yesterday.

David flashed me an unfamiliar look and touched my arm and said, "I need to tell you something," and finally, in the strange confessional that is the hold of a boat, he told me a little of his past.

Inevitably, after playing only 48 hours previously, there was a somewhat unfamiliar look to both sides.

Newcastle had an unfamiliar look, and not only because of their burgundy shirts, having been forced to name a side lacking Fabricio Coloccini, Papiss Cisse, Yohan Cabaye, Steven Taylor and a string of other leading names because of injury and absence.

Wales' defence had an unfamiliar look with Cardiff youngster Darcy Blake preferred to 44-cap Danny Gabbidon of Queen's Park Rangers, who did not even make the bench.

Swansea's defence had an unfamiliar look, manager Michael Laudrup having been forced to change two of his back four because of Neil Taylor's broken ankle and Chico Flores's suspension.