Usar "looking" en una oración

1. Venna went thru it all looking for all your garden research," Herndon choked when he heard that, "although it was me that actually did the digging involved

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2. Ava was walking toward the camp and looking around, "Jorma, you used to say that about me

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3. "We've learned a lot since then," Herndon said, looking hurt and frustrated

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4. Jorma leaned on his elbow and looked over Venna's curls toward the dock, looking at the boats and listening to the charraspas buzzing in the noontime hangleaves

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5. Schulz: I suppose… what is it you are looking for in there?

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6. A Crimewatch reconstruction appeals for the “the sweating, suspicious looking man in a wool hat” to come

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7. looking candidate she could find amongst this bunch? Yes! Bless you

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8. Most of our first jobs were in sweeping through houses: pest control, looking for suspicious activity, that sort of thing

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9. If your goal is to lose twenty pounds, please don't drive around the parking lot wasting those minutes looking for the closest parking spot

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10. Try looking beyond the present to how future circumstances may be a little better

11. He went over the house, looking for things out of place and found almost nothing

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12. He soon re-appeared, looking relieved

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13. Jorma went thru the camp looking for any of their things

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14. "Venna left," Jorma told him, looking down at his cup and remembering that he hadn't been to that sex club since

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15. As a parent, I’m looking at who my kids are

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16. He sits there, panting, looking at the corpse that almost broke his leg

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17. Sam proceeded down the stone corridor to the sunlounge, where Tatania was dancing by herself with a gin in one hand, looking very pleased with herself

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18. Two years of academic work binned because of him, and seven years’ worth of Raw Sex Object judged worthless without his even looking at it

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19. Looking through the skeleton of the building, he could see dark clouds approaching in the distance; but where Travis was standing, there was still sun and blue skies

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20. Looking forward to the rest of your payment

21. Not finding what it was he was looking for, Henry dumped the massive pile back onto his desk and started opening his desk drawers, banging his elbow on the cubicle wall behind him

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22. Maybe he shouldn’t have yelled quite so loud? Maybe he shouldn’t have said anything at all? Maybe he should have come in early to give his computer a head start in booting up? What was he supposed to be doing again? Looking for the sales report!

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23. My friends say I should have slurped up his liquefied remains a long time ago, but marriage should last forever, shouldn’t it? But now, looking at him wave around that big jaundiced hourglass on his backside, I’m not so sure

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24. “What are you looking at?” Ackers jumped right to the point

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25. “I didn’t need any help,” she said, looking anywhere but at Johnny or Ackers

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26. “Ow,” he said, looking at her warily

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27. I’m the guy from the monitor,” Ackers pointed unnecessarily at the view screen where they had been looking at him as the elevator traveled down, and which was still showing a large image of his face as he spoke

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28. Nancy couldn’t see him through the flames, but when the cannon was turned off, the man was looking unharmed and vastly relieved

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29. Nancy jumped, confused that Ackers wasn’t looking at the bread crumbs when he yelled

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30. It dragged its small body out and then came up to stand before the three of them, looking tentatively up at Ackers

31. Moyo’s stomach feels twisted looking at how weak his brother is

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32. After that, he closed the blinds and stopped looking out the window

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33. “I thought that’s what you were for?” he asked, looking up at her

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34. “Not really,” Vinnie answered, still looking at his notes

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35. They all walked inside, Nancy bringing up the rear of the group and still looking for any traces of Silence

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36. " She must have seen Ava looking distracted, "Sorry, I guess I haven't really changed much in the last couple years

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37. ’ I said, looking up at the Inspector who is standing by the table

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38. The Operator was looking at all the chaos around him with wide eyes

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39. The bear’s black, crumpled eyes stared at him from under the lamp, looking demented and afraid

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40. ’ He said slowly, looking at me over his spectacles as though assessing what he saw

41. We from Sol are really the brash young punks out looking for trouble aren't we? But this was fun

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42. Ackers wrung his hands in the air in frustration, looking very silly and clichéd

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43. ’ He said looking at me searchingly

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44. Dad is sighing and looking listless

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45. Looking back down, Johnny saw that he was about to overfill his cereal with the milk

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46. As you start moving up the age ladder the tendency is to be at peace and you are looking at more comfortable life rather than risky venture

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47. We are all the time looking for instant success, instant money, instant result etc

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48. ’ The Inspector paused for a moment, looking at his notes and reading something there before looking up at me

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49. As such, they were always turning and looking impassively at things, and it gave Scar the creeps like nothing else in the world

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50. Of course, the reason the workers were like that was because they were androids, built for accomplishing tasks and not for looking realistic

51. The Inspector is looking as inscrutable as ever, his thought processes obviously working overtime

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52. ’ He said, looking shifty

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53. Sniders and the entire class were looking at him

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54. “Yes, thank you, I was looking for this,” Ackers said as he took the paper out of the paper boy’s hands and then dropped it to the ground

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55. It was such a small and harmless looking thing, yet Ackers knew that whoever held that Chip had the power to circumvent the world’s technological safeguards

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56. ‘What else did you learn, Mum?’ he asked, grasping his mug in both hands and looking intently at the brown liquid swirling around inside it

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57. He opened his fist and looked down at the simple looking thing

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58. Ackers held the Super Chip up, looking at it resting gently in his palm

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59. ’ Stephen said, looking at me over the top of his mug

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60. The hospital workers stand, looking somewhat nervous, as Zitteraal approaches

61. ‘The police are looking into his alibi

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62. Ants will not have to go looking for food as long as they get what they need

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63. By providing them a food source, we can begin to retrain them to come for food here and to stop looking for food in the kitchen, or on the roses, etc

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64. In one of the windows of the building he just exited, he sees himself, dressed in hospital patient attire, looking out the window

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65. Stephen materialises just after eleven looking as though he slept in his clothes

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66. ‘Mum, if the Inspector rings, give him my mobile number, will you?’ he said, looking concerned

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67. clearly we see Zitteraal with a pen light in his hand, looking down at John

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68. He scanned his bookshelf, looking for an escape

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69. Leans against the car, looking worried

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70. ’ Emma said, looking at me anxiously

71. He had to ask around and everyone told him to start at the river end of Industrial Way after looking at the size of his rig

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72. He welcomed Tahlmute to Gengee City where Brazilian money was still keeping things looking up

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73. When doostEr looked at him like he was expecting more he said, "Hoping to hear there's something looking up somewhere," and that was all he would say

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74. While they discussed, doostEr was looking around and saw that getting the rockasaur into here would be a rigging job in itself

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75. This fact had been borne on me when I was looking for the job at the school … it is a daunting realisation

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76. "No, that's not what's stopping me, it's looking ahead to where this questioning will lead

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77. He is leaned against a few pillows, staring straight ahead, and she is lying across his chest, looking up at him, watching him carefully

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78. He pulls her by the hair so that she is looking up at him

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79. It is just coming to the boil when Stephen comes into the room looking anxious

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80. He’s in the same crappy room, but the window is open and he is looking at the trees outside his window

81. about looking in there

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82. I'm only 36 years old but that's enough to remember when they were universally considered to be anti-social, trashy, criminal looking stains on the skin

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83. Tahlmute's certificates and incantations performed correctly this week and they were admitted to the storage facility after quite a lengthy process of looking up records and cross checking thieves files

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84. She leaned over to the tall pink-faced plain looking Englishman next to her, Nigel Grimsby and whispered into his ear

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85. age, but I was gifted, cosseted, and by now looking after my father, who had retired to

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86. Just a few hours later the lovers were on Santorini looking out over the caldera from the balcony of Theo's luxury apartment on the island

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87. Bush keeps looking at the sea

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88. Looking at the pouting and seductive Mirielle, he could think of no reason to answer the call today either

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89. In the center of the temple on an elevated dais is a statue of the Buddha, a copy of the Great Buddha of Kamakura, it’s serene visage turned down to John, who stands looking up into the Buddha’s face

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90. After a few moments, John slowly sits on the floor in front of the great Buddha, looking up into his face

91. The sun is setting and John still sits before the Buddha, looking up into his face

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92. John lies on his back, still looking up into the face of the Buddha

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93. Rock stars and movie stars had come looking for him

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94. (looking around at the

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95. The same way a 12 year old child looking for a lost football would enter

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96. living with continual resentment, rather than looking at the old man most of the time

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97. Every now and then, when she thinks no-one is looking, it pops out … am I being a fool? Or even worse, an interfering old bag? I hope not

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98. ’ Emma said emphatically, ‘I’m looking forward to meeting her in the flesh, she sounds like quite a lady

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99. It ended where the wash ended and fanned out over dry sand looking across the basin floor at the encroaching dark

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