Utiliser "looking at" dans une phrase

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

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

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4. 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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5. 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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6. “What are you looking at?” Ackers jumped right to the point

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

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

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

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

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

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

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14. ’ He said looking at me searchingly

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

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17. Sniders and the entire class were looking at him

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

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

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20. ’ Emma said, looking at me anxiously

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

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23. Bush keeps looking at the sea

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

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

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26. Looking at the house from the old the old stone pillars that still held the front

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27. What trouble could Peter have been in? But he was half smiling, his head turned a little to one side, looking at me sideways, as though willing me gently to come clean, to myself as well as to him

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28. ’ I said, standing looking at the damage

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29. He rushes off to open the door while Liz and I stand in the kitchen looking at each other

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30. ‘Do you mind?’ she asked, looking at me with those clear eyes of hers

31. plasters to be used for healing? Paul was looking at those things with the

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32. ’ Molly commented, looking at my reflection

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33. ’ he started, looking at me for confirmation

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34. it across the heavens like thunder, looking at all those aspects of silence and darkness

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35. Because she was looking at the limb of the world with the main scope, she could see a fifty mile wide swath of land at once, and could scan fifty miles in each direction with some fine adjustments to the scope positioning

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36. "The will of God," Moamar Graheb of the Council of Faith and Doctrine said, interrupting dangerously and looking at him like he thought this scientist needed some re-indoctrination

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37. Next moment, he puts his finger in the dog's vagina and the animal writhes accordingly for a few seconds, while Alexander is looking at us with a mockingly

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38. ‘Kate, no point pretending I don’t find you exciting, is there?’ he said, looking at me in such a way that my heart starts pounding

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39. ’ I said, looking at the expanse of modern building below me, trying to pick out the older buildings and imagine how it must have looked when Rose came here

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40. Once he is looking at them, he is actually pretty free to look at whatever schematic he can find

41. Looking at them from my place in the crowd, I am overcome with pride for them as they stand near the stone cross in the churchyard watching as representatives of the local organisations lay wreaths around its steps

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42. It was easier for her than looking at the Chief's eyes right now

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43. As we munch our way through our slices of cake, Nick explains that the Troubadours won’t be meeting again until the New Year when we’ll start looking at the Easter production

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44. Maybe that was a reason to avoid probing the data system when they got there, but not to destroy it outright without even looking at it?

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45. After he’s gone, I stand looking at the closed door … I didn’t imagine this, did I? He was actually here … wasn’t he?

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46. Neither was at all snobbish, both were very interested in looking at the boat that looked like a space ship and they had a fine skin of a tasty green with them that went well with a few shots from one of the last bottles of genuine cachaca at 61 Cygni

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47. Suddenly, a large image of a woman's face is looking at him from one of the mirrored walls

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48. When the man saw her looking at Son,

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49. the field looking at each other with hate in their eyes

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50. Smith preferred to consider a thought from a familiar set of view points, rolling it across the heavens like thunder, looking at all those aspects of silence and darkness that reinforced the heavens as imagined by a responsible God

51. If Alan isn't with the people, is he out in the wilderness? There's ten or twenty thousand square miles of it that he could have reached by now, how easy is it to find a human in that? By looking at it so a square mile filled his view he found he could not detect a human

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52. stood looking at the duck

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53. The villagers were looking at the stall where Cosmicblasto and

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54. The two folk in the stalls were still looking at each other puzzled

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55. ’ He exclaimed, handing the papers to his colleague and looking at Kara in amazement

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56. “So, that’s about it in a nutshell, any questions?” She was looking at him hoping that he wouldn’t have too many

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57. ” He was looking at the outside of the house now, “even from the outside the house still has a sense of warmth about it

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58. ’ I said, looking at her

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59. Then he turned and saw her looking at him

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60. He couldn't stop looking at her

61. “What?” She was looking at him with furrowed brows

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62. But from all the media he had watched, the woman was supposed to be irate with him for even looking at another woman, using the exact same words, 'love me for the person I am,' to mean exactly the opposite thing

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63. “How’s the foot?” He was looking at her with concern

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64. They heard it first, and stood silently looking at the horizon seeing nothing

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65. Listen for passion and enthusiasm; if the sales person hasn’t got it, the product you’re looking at may not be the best buy

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66. He does, right Kate?” She was looking at Kate with new eyes, new respect, for this woman who saved them all

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67. ’ I said, looking at him with fresh eyes now

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68. ’ He said, looking at me intently

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69. Looking at him with pure lust, she shook her hair free, and she began to undress all the while prancing towards him

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70. ’ He said, looking at me

71. ‘Lintze, Berndt … you are certain that you want to go through with this, aren’t you?’ he asked, looking at both of us in turn

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72. Alex was looking at all of them as a mother looks with pride on her children

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73. “Hey, what happened to my clothes!” he was looking at his pants, “my feet hurt too! My shoes are pinching my feet something awful

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74. Looking at this lot, I can believe it quite easily

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75. 'You like the Nerantzaki? The one without the raki in?' In the kitchen, he stood making up the potion, watching me looking at his photographs

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76. She was looking at me blankly and I raised my hand up for her to take it

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77. ’ He replied, frowning and looking at me more closely, ‘Lintze, are you all right?’

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78. Fortunately he just appeared and came over to where we were looking at something or other and gave me the Words – just like that

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79. Some of them he could see from this side, the ones she was looking at were private to her

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80. ‘Can you get all that in?’ I asked, looking at the small piece of paper he is holding

81. Dating is something that has been going on since the human race started looking at each other

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82. She saw him looking at her and she rolled her eyes and laughed

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83. Everyone was looking at us

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84. As he stood in the lab looking at his decor of overflowing wiring trays and gadget-cluttered tables that they both used to love, the epiphany came

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85. 'It's beautiful,' Omi said as he joined me in looking at the board

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86. I floated in the comfort of this smooth, luminous primeval liquid, looking at the patterns and the shifting net of sunlight underneath, and the sand way down below, ecstatic in the thrill of being aware of simple existence in a universe without change

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87. Ms Jones contemplates for a moment, looking at me in surprise

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88. It is strange standing in there looking at all his belongings - there’s that book you gave him one Christmas when we were both teenagers – he was mad keen on motorbikes at the time – look there’s the inscription you wrote all those years ago - and there’s a photo of the two of us on the wall, it must have been taken some time ago - your hair was long then, plaited and lying over your shoulder

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89. ’ I assured her several minutes later, looking at the list she’s dictated – how are we going to get all that into the car?

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90. ’ He sits looking at me for a moment, and then picks up my notes and reads through them

91. I didn't know why, but looking at Ish

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92. ‘What are you laughing at, Jo?’ he asked lifting his head from the page and looking at me with that clear vision of his

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93. The eyes looking at me are not those of a child

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94. There is an optimal time for looking at women before it gets counted as a stare

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95. We stand there looking at her while she slakes her thirst

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96. She is looking at me in amazement, ‘Anna! Do you really mean it? That would be the answer to prayer

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97. Looking at Rayne she asked, “And this is the weapon you used to slay the mutants, and the Scathers in their recent attack?”

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98. Anna outlines her plans – ‘We’re looking at late morning at the moment, on the basis that we can have a lunchtime reception together and then Simon and I can go off to Dartmoor with Rob and his family

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99. ‘Jo, have you got a minute, please?’ Jim is standing in the doorway looking at a sheaf of papers in his hand, he looks up and, seeing my face, quickly comes in and shuts the door behind him

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100. Kelvin sat looking at that for a long time