Sentence examples for wildly looking from inspiring English sources

I know I will have to leave the earth — my difference running around wildly looking for where it ends.

Silva moves in wildly looking trying to finish, but Cormier ties him up and the fight comes to an end.

If you're with friends, turn toward them and gesture wildly, looking so animated that you couldn't possibly stop to talk to the person you're ignoring - let alone to look at them.

After this, we proceeded to get wildly lost looking for William Faulkner's home in Oxford, Miss.

"He is not waking up," Omony said, gesticulating wildly and looking concerned.

Wildly, I looked around for a place to hide.

Mitchell's Profile of the octogenarian Hugh G. Flood (which he later admitted was a composite of several old men who used to hang out around the Fulton Fish Market) offers a poignant, yet wildly humorous, look at a man who, while devouring oysters and downing scotch, fears that he's frittering his life away: "I'm ninety-four years old and I never yet had any peace, to speak of.

Sure it flaps wildly and looks like it could probably put out an eye, but I'll be damned if it doesn't look like a lot of fun.

When the Bengals finally went up, 16-15, on the AJ to A.J. connection, with the crowd cheering wildly, it looked as if the drought was over.

Talk to someone else on the phone, laughing wildly, or look engrossed in an intense text-message exchange with someone you actually want to talk to.

Harley?" he wonders, not looking wildly bothered (it's Crowley).