As he walked to the green, some of the thousands of spectators meandering about the course in hopes of catching a glimpse of a star began shouting and waving at Westwood, who looked over and smiled and waved.
Alongside them at the stoplight, out in one of the nicer sections of town, was a Chilean lady of a certain age [Alejandrina Cox], who looked over and saw it was Prats, and shot him the finger.... Prats snapped.
"Another class — the Silicon Valley type, a Peter Thiel — finds anyone who looks over forty alarming".
Mustafa was moved most of all by the sight of a single man, who looked over seventy years old.
Those who look over the lists and see only the absence of "Jane the Virgin" or "The Mindy Project" can register their Twitter grievances at #EmmySnubs.
"At first there were only a few among us and the English who looked over the parapet of the trenches, which were about 50 metres apart.
"If you look at each Force specification, you'll see there are a lot of abilities that synergise with the special powers," says Green, who looks over the game's progression systems.
The impossible encomium didn't seem pretentious, didn't seem like anything anyone had to live up to -- not the band, not the crowd, which in contrast to the two-thirds female audience in Los Angeles two nights before was at least two-thirds male; in contrast to the crowd at Dolores Park, where people who looked over 30 were a rarity, here there were a lot of people who looked over 50.
We had a police officer who looks over all the scripts and says, "That does happen…that might not", which is why we've got all the right jargon and dialogue, which is difficult to learn [because] you have to make it sound as if it rolls off your tongue.
Despite the extensive research into Jewish history, which included consultations with the American Jewish Historical Society and the Yeshiva University Museum, the books are not without errors, said Paula Hyman, a professor of modern Jewish history at Yale, who looked over two of the books at a reporter's request.
