Sentence examples for which looks from from inspiring English sources

"Let's build a TARDIS!" a friend suggested, referring to the Doctor's time machine, which looks, from the outside, like an old British police box.

At the large end, he is designing a Buddhist temple in Japan, which looks, from the plans, like a crumpled piece of origami paper.

Jane's opening case (we get one an episode) begins when a teenage Juliet knocks on her door and asks her to investigate the murder of her Romeo which looks, from the outset, like suicide.

The Moore-Jackson site in Woodside, which looks from the street like nothing but an empty lot with a metal fence around it, was discovered in the 1930's by Works Progress Administration workers who were cleaning the area and found a headstone, Dr. Cogan said.

The Charles Hotel, which looks from the outside like a succession of brick cubes with prominent windows, was founded on a patch of land that was previously a trainyard for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority.

An intuitive idea can be gained by thinking of a macaroni which is a tube, i.e., a two-dimensional piece of pasta rolled together, but which looks from the distance like a one-dimensional string.

Fellowes peered down Seventh Avenue, which looked, from that height, like a ravine.

The federal stance, which looked from the outside like diplomacy, turned out to be police strategy instead.

Late in the morning I arrived at Eagle Arch rock, which looked, from above, like an enchanted boulder floating over the forest canopy.

The article was devoted to the Republican National Convention, which was held that year in San Francisco — a beautiful city that by the mid-sixties had become disfigured by "monstrous boxes of Kleenex ten, twenty, thirty stories high," an unsightliness culminating in the new San Francisco Hilton, which "looked from the street to have the proportions and form of a cube of sugar".

Dan Derkics, a 17-year veteran of the environmental agency who oversaw research for the report, said that hundreds of other cases of drinking water contamination were found, many of which looked from preliminary investigations to have been caused by hydraulic fracturing like the one from West Virginia.