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Tom was looking at mrs adams , as unabashed as the proverbial cat looking at a king.

Have you found the book you have been looking for?

He turned out all his pockets looking for the ticket.

They all nod their heads, looking rather serious.

"We're not looking at them like 'Ooh you made a mistake,'" Robeson Principal Gerald Morrow said. "we're looking at how we can get them to the next phase."

She's not looking for the university to ordain that she get this degree, she's looking for a fair opportunity, which the statute provides, to take the exam.

He strolled about, looking very debonair in his elegant new suit.

My father was always looking for a shortcut to fame and fortune.

Sometimes, looking at the sky far away, dull, full of mood.

There was a feeling of camaraderie that was something I'd never experienced-all these atheists looking for something to believe in, and all these loners looking for a club to join.

"Now, when we imagine Lucy walking around the east African landscape looking for food, we can for the first time imagine her with a stone tool in hand looking for meat," said McPherron.

Cuticle is a waxy substance laid down on the leaf surface as it develops, so looking at leaf cuticle is essentially the same as looking at a leaf's outermost cells - the epidermis.

Adam: This plate has a whole herd of bacteria, with one frosty-looking colony in the middle.

A peaceful and peaceful way of looking at life from a different perspective will lead to a different life.

It's funny, looking back, how different we all were. I had the bushy hair, chipmunk face, and big teeth going on, which wasn't a great look for me.

Year after year, passing away, pondering and remembering, looking back on past events, the scar of missing gets deeper and deeper.

a murderous-looking knife

What signals should they be looking for?

What is he looking at, then?

You're really really really ridiculously good looking.

B: I thought your arms were looking more muscular.

Instead of looking at scenarios and forecasts, you should be looking to see how fragile your portfolio is.

In looking to use patterns within these other domains there is value in being systematic, being disciplined and looking to quantify the value and impact of using patterns.

"We've no use of toys," muttered McTeague, looking at her in perplexity.

We're human animals. I feel that, sitting next to you, looking at how your face moves, looking at your eyes, the inflection of your voice, how you look, how you dress.

However, an invisibility cloak designed to hide something from people who were looking for it would not work.

Michael Thorpe andhis colleagues at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and theUniversity of Colorado, both in Boulder, have been looking for somethingbetter.

Reduced to a minority, Congress is now looking for other allies to help it to hobble through to the polls later this year.

But what were they looking for?

He is not looking for new friends, but for victims.

After looking at the potted plant next to me for five minutes in an effort to avoid eye contact, I started looking around.

I think, in my previous life, my former life is a thousand times of looking back, looking for billions of times, so that we can meet you, the only one among you.

But just as that slump shows up in the economic statistics, more forward-looking evidence points to a rebound.

I'm looking at his crotch.

If you are concerned about your career, you'll be more concerned with looking professional than looking cute or trendy.

With all her love of knowledge she had a natural shrinking from raising curtains and looking into unlighted corners.

And looking uncomfortable made me look terrible!

"When the Army does something, it's worth looking at," says Tad Davis, deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for environment, safety and occupational health.

There are plates of nuts and fruits and the governor, looking exhausted, nibbles ried apricot.