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The VIPs are available in red, pink and gunmetal (which looks more like silver to me).
The lake, which looks more like a bog, borders the White Horse Pike in Camden County.
Back to Camden then, which looks more like the rebirth of bingo than its death.
The truck, which looks more like a van, went up Rockaway Parkway and turned right on Linden Boulevard.
The cafe, which looks more like an antiques store than a coffee shop, has a stunning view of the bay.
I prefer my great-aunt Fannie Lou's version, which looks more like a cross-section of half-molten conglomerate rock.
Does she want to wear that makeup, which looks more like a clown, with the dark teeth?
The second, which looks more permanent, is a growing number of people trapped in low-wage work.
The movie starts with a quaintly extravagant "fight" in a pub which looks more like a Hollywood bar brawl.
If Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan could come to an accommodation, which looks more feasible than before, it would vastly boost the chances of the latter's survival.
Beginning with the cover, which looks more like Cosmopolitan magazine than a math book, Ms. McKellar exhorts her readers to be smart and confident.
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