Example sentences of "[noun prp] look [prep] [pos pn] " in BNC.
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1 | This month IAN LUCAS looks at their other major requirement — food . |
2 | Sara Maitland looks at its complexity , in particular with regard to the sixteenth-century saint Rose of Lima , who appears to have inflicted injuries on herself in a most appalling way . |
3 | ( Abberley looks at her back . ) |
4 | ( Abberley looks at his own cardiograph for a time . |
5 | A story of a man called Texaz looking for his woman and of a girl called Sabi looking for something else . |
6 | Often she had seen David looking at her son , a look that was filled with longing and , sadly , a measure of envy . |
7 | You are welcome to visit HQ in Welshpool to look at our files on windfarms . |
8 | Sussexdown looked at its best in the summer sunshine and a marvellous day was enjoyed by guests and residents . |
9 | Angus looked at his friend . |
10 | Skaller looked into his own face . |
11 | Corbett looked into her harassed face and fearful eyes and , digging into his purse , drew out some coins handed them to her . |
12 | Lucy looked at her own face in the mirror . |
13 | Lever looked to his two friends . |
14 | Lever looked to his friends , then lowered his head . |
15 | Molly 's mother , Lady Braithwaite , kept her eye on us all , I took over as Secretary/General Dogsbody , and Hila Hyam looked after our funds which ( I am sure she wo n't mind me telling ) she kept hidden in an old teapot ! |
16 | Tammuz looked at his daughter and thought , ‘ Now I can tell her . |
17 | Dana looked at her twin and laughed . |
18 | The Frenchman suggested barquettes à la Neptune , or the soupe à l'oseille , to begin with , but Xanthe looked at her father and wheedled , ‘ Ca n't I have an artichoke ? |
19 | Bernice looked at her captors . |
20 | Jim Scott looked at his reflection in the mirror , studying his features . |
21 | Ken looked at his wife with sudden hatred . |
22 | Hari looked into his dark eyes , they seemed to hold her mesmerized as he leaned closer , his mouth only inches from her own . |
23 | Hari looked at her mother in exasperation . |
24 | Donna looked at her sister reproachfully . |
25 | Edward looked at his uncle in alarm . |
26 | Edward looked at his watch . |
27 | There was a pause and I saw Jim looking at his fireplace . |
28 | Janice looks at our cases . |
29 | Spain looks to its archives |
30 | I would like to suggest that John Adler looks to his own laurels before criticising rough carpenters . |