Sentence examples for work looks on from inspiring English sources
A lot of the work looks on the abstract side of the art spectrum, but what else do you expect from a collaborative painting created through a mechanical machine by pulling ropes?
Write in note form because the less you write, the less frightening the amount of work looks on your page.
Such an unlikely match, and yet how absolutely stunning Merce's work looked on that huge, raked stage framed by the glittering gold and plush red, under the 1964 Chagall ceiling hovering over it all like an anarchic angel.
Graham choreographed more than 180 works, looking on enviously later in life at young dancers performing in her signature style, based upon contraction and release of the body.
The neat subdivision of managerial work looks impressive on a PowerPoint presentation.
You're at work, looking for something new on the internet.
The work looked ghostly, like breath on glass.
He left no diary, no notes, no thoughts on design, no hint as to whether he later regretted his Brooklyn work, or looked on it with affection.
B3 Subway Worker Killed A subway worker was struck and killed by a train in Brooklyn as other members of his work crew looked on in horror.
Did she get a gander at how horrible her botched nose work had looked on TV, and get it redone?
Though that critique would not necessarily have changed the legality of her photograph, it may be why her work is looked on more favorably.
