Sentence examples for while he scrutinised from inspiring English sources
When 8km from the finish line, Bjarne Riis – a 10-year pro with modest palmarès and a reputation as a good road captain (so good that Madiot tried to sign him and Fignon sought him out as a team-mate) – dropped to the right hand side of the road, deliberately losing position in the process, coming almost to a standstill while he scrutinised the faces of his rivals.
He scrutinised nine deliveries before he got off the mark.
Years before he scrutinised nymphet-mania in his remake of Lolita, Lyne encouraged Michael Douglas and Glenn Close to overturn a few items while coupling in a kitchen in Fatal Attraction.
In a legendary essay of 1939, "Boys Weekliess", he scrutinised Wizard and Hotspur for evidence of racism.
Was he scrutinised more than Watson or Grint because he was Harry?
He scrutinised official papers, formed his own views and expressed them.
He is interested in military history, especially World War One, and he scrutinised the photographs.
The recent single Running The World got stuck into world affairs, while the album sees him casting a mature, occasionally Nick Caveyeike, eye around a world he once scrutinised for points of sociological detail.
A National Gallery staffer warns me not to get too close while they scrutinise the Prado's Mars, mounted in the middle of the room after coming out of its case; if anyone complained, my visit would have to be cut short.
When questioned whether Mr Saatchi was aware that the cards were not being scrutinised, he said: "He is well aware that we have never scrutinised his home expenses.
