Sentence examples for voice looking from inspiring English sources

"Rewind it," she said, raising her voice, looking at her husband.

Sandra Piques Eddy also made an excellent impression as Flora: luscious of voice, looking good and moving well.

A retired fisherman, at 85 one of the older members of the group, spoke in a low voice, looking mostly into his coffee cup.

"This is one part of Hokkaido that doesn't get much snow," Keiko explained in a loud voice, looking back at Komura.

As the phone hacking scandal unfolded last month, Mr. Miliband seemed to find his voice, looking beyond the abuses that took root in the cozy world of Britain's press, politicians and the police and casting the abuses as symptomatic of a deep moral malaise that has eroded the fabric of British society.

Cassie is breaking in a new partner (the gentle-eyed Ben Chaplin), and Bullock, who enters the crime scene holding a box of doughnuts, speaks in a low voice, looking away from the camera, her attention fixed on the dead body and the terrain.

On Wednesday as Escamillo, Mr. Croft, in robust voice, looked commanding and sounded great.

"Is it a la cucaracha?" He impersonated a cockroach, using a girlish voice: "Look what I can do!

Regular team captain Holly Willoughby, co-host of The Voice, looked appalled.

And everybody who sang before me had a better voice, looked prettier, had a better figure.

The new document is so retrograde as to make the constitution of 1997, which gave the people a voice, look like an aberration in Thai history.