How To Use Look to In A Sentence
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There was a raggle-taggle look to Smith's team just as there had been on his debut as manager against Italy in Milan.
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From what Meer does tell me, it behooves us to look to our own.
A TIME OF WAR
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He raised his visor as the smiling princess guerdoned him — raised it, and gave ONE sad look towards the Lady Fatima at her side!
Novels by Eminent Hands
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But even if some of the facts aren't I new to us, we look to thinkers and policymakers like him not only for fresh syntheses, but also for responsive and realistic answers to the problem.
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This strategy suits hands which look to be strong in honour cards or have a long suit that may be run through without ruffs by the opponent.
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As a result, many aspiring leaders look to outside organisations for the support they need, often paying for external coaching.
Times, Sunday Times
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The attraction of the time theme inspired its creators to look to Greenwich and its meridian line.
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*Even that's not true since Palin's bristols look to be quite firm.
"Perhaps Governor Palin, realizing that and trying to minimize her own humiliation in coming days, should withdraw before she is nominated..."
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Cancer cells look too much like normal cells and most cancers (perhaps virally caused cancers are an exception) are probably expressing only genes that naturally are expressed in human cells.
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We should look to the glory and splendor of the arena … Where even the most untalented one-hit-wonder will be able to regain a sliver of dignity before their untimely demise.
2010 February « The Graveyard
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See spectacular stunts Look to the skies at midday.
Times, Sunday Times
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Such a gesture might look to contemporary historians like an act of archival vandalism, but it was entirely characteristic of the old school to which Macmillan belonged.
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In December, experts warned that many retirees who do look to take their business elsewhere are being ripped off by unscrupulous brokers.
Times, Sunday Times
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Adrina had tried not to look too happy when she heard the news, but poor Tam's expression had been pathetically grateful.
TREASON KEEP
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In the months and years after the solution passes into legislation, policymakers will keep a close eye on its progress and look to tweak it as is fit.
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For a few days, starting today, an artist's impressions of a new-look town centre will be on display in the Harpur Suite in the town centre and staff will be on hand to discuss the latest ideas for revamping the area.
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The West London Waste Authority must look to more sustainable ways of dealing with residual waste.
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Children look to their parents for guidance.
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Aside from the showmanship, Ebersole will look to keep the fight moving as Hallman has a wrestling background and is known as a grappler.
NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
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The failing to do this is the greatest mistake of the present generation, for if girls be capable of nothing but morbid sentiment or what we term flirtation, they will naturally look to matrimony as their destiny and as a means of support -- a self-abasement from which no woman can fully recover, even under the most favorable circumstances.
How to Train Girls.
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Investors do not look to water companies for short-term thrills, and the sector does not disappoint.
The Independent - Business RSS Feed
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At first the pancreas is directed upward and backward between the two layers of the dorsal mesogastrium, which give to it a complete peritoneal investment, and its surfaces look to the right and left.
XI. Splanchnology. 2j. The Pancreas
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During the tour visitors walk to an impressive overlook to peer into the ill-omened pools of bubbling, black, steaming liquid.
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These assumptions often provoke heated disagreements because it is so hard to find anyplace to look to settle them.
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Fools look to tomorrow, and wise men use tonight.
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He used the corset look to great effect, particularly when he paired a white crocodile bustier with a black silk chiffon petal skirt and a rose silk faille bustier with a black silk chiffon lace inset skirt.
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They look to their coach to help figure those things out.
Christianity Today
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Face about, brave lanzknecht, and look to the east, else the Kings may not hear you.
Quentin Durward
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The tree you see is a Eucalyptus, so it has this kind of "droopy" look to it, a little alien to Northern Hemisphere eyes, only because the tree grows everywhere there.
Solstice....
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The gently sloping fields overlook Tor Bay, one of those famous white Gower beaches.
The 10 best campsites for food lovers
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The dievturi look to ancient Latvian culture, particularly folk songs, for their beliefs and are credited for their efforts in maintaining old folkways.
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But if you look to the links section on the homepage sidebar you'll see a link for my ‘personal faves’ section, which has a dozen or so of my sentimental faves.
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They would then look to see if there were any special circumstances to justify any departure from established procedures.
The Sun
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If the policies of these two disparate figures often have a tweedledum-and-tweedledee-ish look to them, then what we face is not specific party politics or individual style, but a system with its own steamroller force, and its own set of narrow, repetitive “solutions” to our problems.
Tom Engelhardt: Living in the 51st State (of Denial)
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If you will have this Book last, bee sure to aire it att the fier, or in the Sunne, three or four times a yeare -- els it will grow dankish and rott, therefore look to it.
English Villages
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At the month's end there was much excitement as I unveiled my new look to the world.
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Manufactured from sheet material, Corian or metal, the bathroom fixture is not only light in weight but also retains strength, while being elegant as it comes in the shape of a petal, giving a natural look to the interior of your place.
Unusual Wahbasin Shape from Ekateryna Sokolova
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A pastor doesnt look to do the easy or popular thing, for he answers to God alone for his decisions and actions.
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Anyone who still believes this myth should look to the dozens of female heroines in comic books.
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Thus, owners seeking to recover their lost pets will often look to the civil law for a remedy.
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I'd prefer my look to be boho, but I'm on a budget.
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You then need to look to State statute or common law for the content of the law and for the remedy.
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To verify the theories, searches for some of these particles look to space, because particle accelerators are too weak to produce them.
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“No wonder,” he thought, “if, courted by the son of a proud and powerful baron, she can no longer spare a word or look to the poor fortuneless page.”
The Abbot
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There look to be about fifty people present - I haven't counted heads yet.
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When in doubt, forwards, don't just boot the pigskin into the air, look to another TEAM member and pass the ball.
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Their outfits and garbs also look to be a result of the Edo Era before almost everything was "westernized" under the Meiji Era.
Anime Review of Air In Summer
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Most observers no longer look to e-learning to totally replace traditional types of training.
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I look forward to her future with uncertainty, I look to her past with a twinge of nostalgia.
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I pick it off the top of the ristra all year, so by summer it doesn't look too pretty, but that bare string tells its own story.
Turning Red!
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Jesus demands that the people look to their deeds before all else, reviles wealth and importance, insists that the lowliest, least superficially deserving of beggars is more readily accepted by God than those who trumpet achievement and virtue.
He Ain’t Heavy « Tales from the Reading Room
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“People want one-stop shopping, so they look to funeral directors for that kind of help,” explained Koth.
The Truth About Grief
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Weak and reactive ones look to capture some headlines and votes.
Times, Sunday Times
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We will look to be more tactically astute.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you look to Kennedy’s 1963 civil rights speech, you’ll note that the civil rights act was very much a bismarckian reform in that it as much a response to fear of violent revolt for equal rights as it was a benevolent act to improve the status of a minority group.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Public Opinion, Anti-Discrimination Law, and the Civil Rights Act of 1964
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I had made up my mind at the Scenic Overlook to make a clean sweep through the house.
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If by midweek things look to be settled, it's only a lull in the storm.
Times, Sunday Times
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She shared that we are their role models and heroes and they look to us for guidance and direction.
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If bargains look too good to be true they probably are.
The Sun
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As they'd noted, this area had a somewhat disused look to it, for the floor was covered with a conglomeration of dirt, guano and silt interspersed with crumbling bits of masonry or fallen pillars.
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It made me feel worthless that he would treat me so badly and purposefully look to cheat.
The Sun
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He's in a very poorly state, apparently, and the prospect of a good recovery doesn't look too hopeful.
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When will he stop blathering about the morality of others and look to his own sorry affairs?
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It was wildly dispiriting, yes, but as policy it was actually effective in stanching a financial meltdown - you only have to look to Europe where the clamoring for a similar program grows louder every day their current mess deepens.
Benj Hewitt: A Liberal Defends Obama
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Even a very rich and hearty luncheon, which her maid had provided, was gormandized rather than enjoyed, so tempting did her couch look to the worn-out damsel.
Madeline Payne, the Detective's Daughter
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They should look towards a bolder future, not dribbling their energy away on old squabbles.
Times, Sunday Times
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Although the couple feared the worst, it went unspoken and they tried to look to the future and plan ahead.
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This is a time to stop fighting past battles and look to the future.
The Sun
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Many years ago Chief Fools Crow of the Oglala said of Russell Means and of me, "When we look at our future we have to look to Lakota like Russell Means and Tim Giago.
Tim Giago: The Enigma of American Indian Movement Leader Russell Means
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So if you look to business life in general, things are changing dramatically.
Times, Sunday Times
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You know, I certainly look to the women who were here before I was here, women who were groundbreakers.
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Gives a vibrant, dewy fresh, slightly shiny look to the cheeks.
Times, Sunday Times
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The draw does not look to contain too many demons.
Times, Sunday Times
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Something about boxing everything that was un-boxed and inventorying the entire collection helped me separate myself from my writing past and look toward the future.
Lev Raphael: Letting Go of The Past: An Author's View
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‘You have to go into games and simply look to shadow box with the other guy, be competitive and hope to get a few breaks,’ Predators coach Barry Trotz says.
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The plans were conceived in haste by politicians trying to look tough in the wake of the banking crisis, in which hedge funds played virtually no role.
Times, Sunday Times
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Robertson emphasizes that future work should also look to ways that the direct retraining and specific skills approaches can be integrated.
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I don't doubt that the Times reporters get up in the morning and, as I do, look to see whether a favorite rumor has made it into print or on the air.
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How would a visitor from the future look to a courtier in Louis XIV's Versailles?
MIND MELD: The Tricky Trope of Time Travel
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This inevitably leads to disputes as some businesses look to gain an unfair commercial advantage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Charles could look to the future with a reasonable optimism that he would secure a modest triumph over his occasionally unhinged enemies.
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Inside they discover a sacrificial chamber where the human victims look to have been consumed from inside.
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Luckily, however, this year the festival admin could look to organisation for inspiration.
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Jimmy would probably not look too kindly on our request.
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The more women look in their glass, the less they look to their house.
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Look to the vines; if there is an abundance of long straggling growths, cut some of them out, leaving those you will want for cutting back in the autumn.
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Once upon a time, the jewel called beryl was thought unrivaled as a mirror into which a magician might look to see reflected events taking place at a distance, or reflections of the future.
The Thing from the Lake
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We look to provide quality live performance, and if we are enjoying ourselves then the audience will too.
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He's a tremendously cute, long-haired, orange polydactyl (extra toes) male who has a bit of a Maine Coon Cat look to him.
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We could also look to another source, the father of modern capitalism, Adam Smith.
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A clean-up artist is one who applies the final look to the film, and an in-betweener is an artist who is given the start and the ending of a movement and is tasked to draw the sequence in between.
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Diamond stitching gives an argyle look to a quarter-zip mock-neck sweater made of soft, marled wool.
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Members look to their cooperatives for services and support in both difficult and good times.
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We look to business and the market to invest and develop financial capital, and the State has a role in regulating the economy.
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People the world over increasingly look to the UK for the best advice and consultancy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bloom Sheer Color Cream in Glow, $13 gives you a nice dewy look to go along with your healthy glow.
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The more women look in their glass, the less they look to their house.
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These kitchen accessories will add a modern look to any kitchen.
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The gently sloping fields overlook Tor Bay, one of those famous white Gower beaches.
The 10 best campsites for food lovers
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The fake page does have a realistic look to it, complete with a flashy cover graphic.
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Asked to look to the future Adu briefly hesitates, perhaps wary of relighting the promotional touchpaper, yet can't resist touching on the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
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It is the last thing chief execs want to hear as Chinese clubs look to swoop for our big stars.
The Sun
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At the close of the play resolutions are being made, and new friendships look to have a promising future.
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‘You look too young to be out here on your own,’ he said to me, forwardly.
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'We will look to reflect exam performance in the yearend bonus scheme, which gets paid at the end of the calendar year.
Times, Sunday Times
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Thus they look to be in something of a spiral.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yes, our league form did fall away a bit but now we are back on track we can give it full focus now and look to improve our league position.
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Returning to this season and the current state of affairs, it seems there are a number of reasons why the Aquile could this time turn destroyers, as they look to ruin the title chances of the cross town rivals.
Yahoo! Sports - Top News
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And if we look to our left from the upper deck of the bus our eyes are level with the apex of what appears to be the outline of a boat's prow pointing to the sky, or a slender Norman arch in grey stone.
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The only thing I was looking for by the end of the day was to look to my wife to relieve me.
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And of course you're right to look to other activities to get you through this and live it down.
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Attempts to identify the selection forces driving up intelligence in the human environment of evolutionary adaptedness EEA often look to the ecological, behavioral, and life history correlates of encephalization, either in the paleontological record or comparative studies of living species.
Archive 2005-10-23
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But if you look to your Johnson, you will find, to your better satisfaction, that the name means "bird of porticos," or porches, from the Gothic "swale;
Love's Meinie Three Lectures on Greek and English Birds
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And she just got braces, which is good, because she looks like a kid and she was getting ... she's starting to look too old for me.
First Parents Let Details Slip About First Daughters' White House Lives (VIDEO)
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So, I don't look to the Super Bowl to see singing and dancing extravaganzas.
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The more women look in their glass, the less they look to their house.
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Both shows start with the results of an actual business or challenge and it is uncanny how, in the face of those factual results, people still look to blame others, the circumstances, the economy, the weather, the "bitchiness" or some other failing of their partners or teammates.
James M. Lynch: Simon Cowell: A True Friend
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Another of my friends had brought a record deck, another his BBC Micro computer, and all of a sudden things didn't look too bad at all.
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If you look too much at the result you become tense.
The Sun
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They often look to advertisements in fashion magazines or trade publications and to reviews of the runway shows for ideas about what to produce.
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If you look to the core of our xVM offerings, you'll see exactly how we responded to the requirements outlined above: we integrated DTrace for extreme diagnosability.
Planet Sun
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So I decided to look to Hollywood, the cradle of crazy madcap money making schemes.
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The more women look in their glass, the less they look to their house.
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On the one hand they have a tendency to look to the right if I'm reading the topography right, but they also tend to clump to the black "bristles".
Where In The Universe #86 | Universe Today
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“Face about, brave lanzknecht, and look to the east, else the Kings may not hear you.”
Quentin Durward
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And people no longer look to the parties to provide them with parades, marching bands, and Thanksgiving turkeys.
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For the good town is gathering a gallant host of men; and we shall look to thee to do well in the hard hand-play, whenso that befalleth.
The Well at the World's End: a tale
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Contrary to popular belief, lawyers look to keeping cases out of court; litigants in person do not.
Times, Sunday Times
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This book has an attractive look to it, with a legible typeface and good layout.
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The plans were conceived in haste by politicians trying to look tough in the wake of the banking crisis, in which hedge funds played virtually no role.
Times, Sunday Times
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Or if they look to the character of the person, they chose to sit in perennial judgement on those characteristics.
Inner versus outer qualities
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That quote is from Scientists look to 'desensitise' kids to food allergens by Stephen Daniells on the FoodNavigator-USA. com site.
Desensitizing Food Allergies Possible in New Study
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When things do go wrong, all passengers rely on them and look to them for guidance.
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Once I had wrung my clothes out, mopped the walls and soaked up as much as I could from the carpet it didn't look too bad…
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To my horror, I had seen that same squirrelly, spectacled face before, only this time it had a horrible look to it.
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This book has an attractive look to it, with a legible typeface and good layout.
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Others look to the peasantry to form armed bands which can take land from the big landlords and distribute it to the poor.
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We all look to you to accent the positives and help us to eradicate the more negative events, and mostly you do achieve this.
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The more women look in their glass, the less they look to their house.
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He was not suggesting we look towards the body or the soul to the exclusion of the other, but to allow them to remain, in fruitful contest, within the imagination.
Blake's Contraries Game
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LIVERPOOL (AFP) - Alberto Aquilani intends to make up for lost time by playing a crucial role as Liverpool look to salvage their season, but may have to sit out
WN.com - Articles related to South by Southwest Interactive explores the future of television
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But cooperatives also look to their members for necessary support, patronage and direction.
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Look to the Interventionist movement in art, Chiapas, the new documentary films and radio, commix, and anything else bubbling from below.
April « 2006 « Bill Ayers
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When astronomers study all those exoplanets and the systems they inhabit, it is natural to look to our own solar system as a template for other planetary systems.
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We need to look to ways of improving our marketing.
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There was stuff for the men too - from the biker look to the retro pinstripes and blazer stripes and also denim.
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If you want to blog about our judicial system, you can take a look to our main courthouse, a few blocks from your apartment at Recoleta.
The Legal Underground:
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Betty was afraid the arch's columns might look too formal in her casual and unpretentious garden, but she is happy with the effect.
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There might David Balfour hang, and other lads pass on their errands and think light of him; and old daft limmers sit at a leg - foot and spae their fortunes; and the clean genty maids go by, and look to the other aide, and hold a nose.
Catriona
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He enjoys seeing pride reflected in the eyes of African Americans strolling along Chicago's lakefront when they look to the waters and see him sailing.
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From a distance the braces look to be giant bleached drumsticks of a creature long dead.
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The procedure also plumps up the infraorbital hollow, eliminating the shadow effect that lends a tired, droopy basset hound look to the face.
Simple Skin Beauty
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Those folks in the canoe were looking at a young bull moose grazing on the other side of the lakebed look to the left of the canoe at the edge of the shadow in the above photo... look closely... it's small.
Rich Wolf: Rocky Mountain Mighty Moose (Photos)
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We will look to be more tactically astute.
Times, Sunday Times
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Companies with Chinese assets that currently list in Singapore, Frankfurt or New York may also look to relist in Hong Kong to address liquidity and low valuation concerns," says Mr. Penkin.
Hong Kong Seeking IPO 3-Peat in 2011
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The drive itself has a brushed silver/chrome look to it, and is shaped to fit your hand somewhat.
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That is something we will look to do at the same time as concluding these negotiations.
The Sun
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Pink Tea is a satin rose-pink, and if I’d realized how similar it was going to look to Lovecloud, I would have swatched them side by side.
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But why does everyone look to God as their saviour, when they are in need?
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To look to Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Rudolph Giuliani or any of the other anti-constitutionist rightists would be trading one miserable mess for another.
Axelrod: I'm not thinking about Palin's next move
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The Greek scholar will look to the Greek letters for Jesus: "iota eta sigma omicron upsilon sigma," which is variously transliterated IHSOYS or IHCOYC, the latter when converted to Latin letters using the common curved sigma variant.
More on the "H"
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Tuck in to a selection of pastries and cakes which look too delicious to eat during afternoon tea, accompanied by a piano player.
The Sun
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Young people considering setting up in business should look to reduce the risk involved as much as possible.
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It lifted its outlook to between a billion and 1.6 billion barrels, nearly a fourfold increase on previous forecasts.
Times, Sunday Times
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For early-warning purposes, scientists look to observations from geosynchronous weather satellites, each of which constantly monitors an entire hemisphere and beams data to Earth every 30 minutes or so.
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Do not forget to look to the future; can your business stay abreast of technological advances?
Times, Sunday Times
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The woman had a hard-nosed look to her, sporting a warrior's queue of green hair.
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Herringbone, pinstripe and houndstooth are everywhere too, adding a classic look to the winter collection which is expected in the shops this month.
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I suggest you look towards the bright future that lies ahead of you.
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He should be told it is best not to choose an anthem written by someone who openly opposes you - it doesn't look too good when you're electioneering.
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The outside surface is polished nicely to give a classy look to a very practical tool.
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From one of those old manuals, I read this great quote, "A subdued, light color beautifies and gives a natural good look to the legs.
From Pillbox Hat to Bullet Bra: The Anatomy of a Pan Am Stewardess Uniform
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Maybe the Royal Society should have a closer look to the money spent for junk science while sermoning Exxon for funding skeptics.
New Mann Paper « Climate Audit
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In spotting a turnaround in a small open economy like Ireland, look to trade figures for signs of growth in the import of goods, particularly chemicals and computer equipment that will be processed and then re-exported.
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In a tan velour hooded zip sweatshirt, blue cords and a plaid rust, blue and cream button down, Rob tells me that I look too pale in browns.
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Anyone can bulk up, so his beanpole-ness is not a problem, nor is it with anyone on this list. but what i like most about Krasinski is that he kind of has that All American, Normal Rockwell illustration look to him. dopey ears and all.
Who Will Be Captain America? John Krasinski and Six Other Actors Shortlisted | /Film
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They look to be due a pause for breath.
Times, Sunday Times
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It has a different look to the X50, resembling a pair of binoculars from a distance, but every bit as stylish.
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No amount of cartridge cleaning, changing to different photo paper types or repositioning the printer changed this, and it gave facial shots a rather "identikit" look to them - not what we were looking for.
ZDNET.com.au
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The libertarian minimalists will likely find my outlook to be anathema to their own.
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And if you actually look today at their Hype Cycle for early 2009 to late 2008, the Hype Cycle shows SOA on what they call the plateau of enlightenment.
EbizQ Business and IT Agility News
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The greenest companies also have the greenest bosses and rank-and-file employees look to them to show the way.
Times, Sunday Times
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Being naturally a pessimist, I tend to look toward the dark side of life and have to keep reminding myself to look out for some of the things that weneed to be truly thankful for -- such as agood book, enough food to keep us healthy and ...
Happy Thanksgiving and a photo of Pumpkin Pie taken near Baghdad....
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People's clothes are spotless and neatly pressed, and the buildings and streets look to hardly have any wear on them at all.
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However, one look at our eager students reminds us they rely on and look to us for leadership, guidance and motivation.
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As far as the office itself is concerned, companies have to break away from their traditional reliance on the perimeter firewall and look to harden up defences from within.
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But that cup successes have already become a mere bagatelle to the midfielder points to him having a veteran's outlook to honours.
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I think this is why we look to sci-fi for this kind of social commentary, since it's better at playing with metaphysics than accurately reflecting political realities.
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The burros, dull and harmless as they look to me, frighten Irineo's llamas so much that half bolt above and below the narrow trail, miraculously clinging to the steep slopes without rolling to the bottom.
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In spite of the loss, Waterloo must look to next season with optimism, especially given the talented young players who were rookies this season.
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And you've got to look to see if there are other individuals that partook of some parts of the crime spree itself- you know, maybe armed stick-ups.
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Whatever the industry is, look to hold your price points, increase your margins with the low-cost or no-cost extras and any kind of freemium offerings.
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She has adopted this elegant Southern belle look to promote new album Joanne.
The Sun
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The sands of the desert gave way to a grass-land, though the grass had a rotten look to it, and was slippery to walk on.
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Besides avoiding the small amino acids, from your Venn diagram, they look to cover most options to me (the only obvious ommision would be glutamate, E, for an example of a anionic (negative) amino acid).
An Interesting Pattern
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Empiricists may look to the historical connection between Spain and the Netherlands, but in this case, my money's on innateness.
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Members of our society often refer to politicians in dehumanizing ways (look to the comments on the Seattle Times about Sen. Murray or Gov.
Council Gets Racist Emails in Response to Arizona Boycott Proposal « PubliCola
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Instead, maybe the House should look to rebuke Charlie Rangel for his $600k in unreported income.
House Democrats plan vote to admonish Wilson
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We must lift our eyes from the misleading and myopic platitudes of our politicians and look to the future.
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They look to the sky where at dawn the parents wheeled out in dark clouds of birds, to fish all day at sea.
