Sentence examples for which could look from inspiring English sources

Then again, he said, their social difficulties sometimes contribute to depression, which could look more like the picture you paint.

The important thing was, because he stood out, there was still a chink in the UK establishment which could look people in the face afterwards.

The White House will need to work with Congress on the final plan, which could look very different if lawmakers push back against some of the proposed changes.

Habitat also has the Sento mirrored bathroom unit (£179) designed by Simon Pengelly - an oiled beech cabinet with a long mirror designed for bathrooms, but which could look smart anywhere in the house.

He proposed the creation of a new "stability council" that could penalise member states that lived beyond their means and oversee competitiveness tests, which could look at, among other things, the flexibility of labour markets.

The country has launched a special investigation into suspicions of criminal activity at its major banks, which could take years to complete and which could look at a number of UK deals.

"But here I tried to make a house in which you could look into yourself".

Otherwise, my pick would be the 24in touch-screen Dell Inspiron 24 5000, which you could look at in PC World.

Here, after all, was a free laboratory to which they could look for inspiration and new ideas.

To encourage discussion and save class time, I selected primarily visual materials which everyone could look at together at the beginning of class.

In the bird-nesting season, I climbed to positions in trees from which I could look down and watch birds building nests or nesting or feeding the nestlings.