Sentence examples for which look on from inspiring English sources

He is an artist whose particular brand of American strangeness grows along with his strengths, many of which — a sense of high drama, and a deep understanding of how the patriarchy wants to hold on to just that — are not immediately apparent in his minimal scripts, which look, on the page, less like dialogue than like poems.

He is standing over a model that shows lines of apartments perched atop south London's majestic brick basilica, long bars of luxury capsules 60 metres up in the air, which look on to a rooftop garden and out over the Thames.

Which look on Kim do fans prefer more?

On the state level, 57percentt in Georgia supported raising the minimum wage, as did 59percentt in Iowa, 64percentt in North Carolina and Wisconsin and 66percentt in Louisiana, all of which look on track to elect Republicans.

I have an office at the back of the flat which looks on to the garden.

Which, looking on the bright side, will come in handy for a pig.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, which looked on it as a public works project during the Great Depression of the 1930s.

The England academy side, which looked on paper to be well below full strength, beat the crack Australia schoolboys.

Runner-up: Thomas Adès' appearance with the CBSO, which looked on paper like a random selection of Russian operatic excerpts but which actually turned out to be thoroughly enjoyable.

125th Street, East Side -- which looked, on the map, like an easy half-mile to Columbia, I mean, as the crow flies.

The VW scandal has stunned the German business establishment, which looked on the Lower Saxony carmaker as a symbol of the country's engineering expertise.