Use the word looked in a sentence

Sentences starting with looked

• Looked at from their limited point of view, it would seem as if they had a case. [9]
• Looked at from the village direct, it had nothing but the sky for a background. [11]
• Looked better all the time. [5]
• Looked at superficially, it seems curious that the American is, as a rule, the only person who does not emigrate. [4]
• Looked lovely when I came out of the parlor. [6]

Sentences ending with looked

• How dishevelled, nay, wild, Barbara, who was usually so well dressed, looked! [10]
• But she seemed to be unconscious of it all; she never looked. [5]
• Fetlock Jones hurried thither with the others and looked. [5]
• I can remember the landscape, the weather, the—I can remember how everything looked. [5]
• The doctor approached the bed, felt Henrica’s pulse, said a few words in a low tone to prepare her for her visitor, and then took the lamp to see how the invalid looked. [10]
• There she sat sweet as a saint, very straight up, the palms of her hands laid on the bench on either side, as though they was supporfin’ her—like a statue she looked. [11]
• Tom Fairing was sitting where he used to sit, talking across the table—not as he used to talk—looking into Kathleen’s face as he had never looked. [11]
• So the King sent for the Maid, and asked her how she thought the prospect looked. [5]
• But there ain’t no use of me tryin’ to tell you how they looked. [13]
• But there ain’t no tellin’ how his eyes looked. [13]

Short sentences using looked

• I looked for you. [11]
• They looked many years older. [11]
• Yes, that looked very good. [5]
• Mr. Lincoln looked up. [9]
• Presently she looked up. [6]
• Private Gellatly looked up wonderingly. [11]
• Ruth Leigh looked up quickly. [4]
• Mr. Mavick looked up quickly. [4]
• Mr. Tooting looked unconvinced. [9]
• She has looked to that. [5]

Sentences containing looked two or more times

• The countess looked with sad and sternly serious eyes at Prince Andrew when he talked to Natasha and timidly started some artificial conversation about trifles as soon as he looked her way. [2]
• As they passed where he sat, Kit looked so wistfully at the little turn-out, that the old gentleman looked at him. [12]
• This morning singer was just that age; and if you had looked at the golden carpet of wheat stretching for scores of miles, before you looked at her, you would have thought her curiously in tone with the scene. [11]
• But it’s not to be looked at that way only, and—» «Well, then it isn’t to be looked at that way only,» she interrupted. [11]
• Jim looked at the trash, and then looked at me, and back at the trash again. [5]
• Gabord looked at the soldiers, looked at the wife, at the priest, then spread out his legs and stuck his hands down into his pockets, while his horse rubbed its nose against his shoulder. [11]
• He looked round the small room, bare, unfurnished, severe-terribly severe; he looked at the blank walls and the barred window, high up; he looked at the floor—it was discoloured and damp. [11]
• Before the shearing the sheep looked like the fat woman in the circus; after it he looked like a bench. [5]
• The lawyer for the prostitution looked very comfortable, but the judge looked disgusted. [5]
• Kit stood in the middle of the road, and looked after them with tears in his eyes—not brought there by the departure he witnessed, but by the return to which he looked forward. [12]

More example sentences with the word looked in them

• I know that your husband—that Mr. March was there; I read his testimony; and I wished to ask him—to ask him—» She stopped and looked distractedly about. [8]
• Well, I touched your hand then, and you looked at me and nodded, and went musin’ into the fire again, not seemin’ to hear our gabble. [11]
• Perhaps no handsome young woman had ever looked at him so in his life. [6]
• I looked this young man steadily in the face for about thirty seconds. [6]
• Nay, many a young Alexandrian, passing the group on foot or in a carriage, looked at her a second time, for that smile lent a mysterious charm to her pale, calm face. [10]
• I looked for you; but you didn’t come, and I thought you had forgotten me. [11]
• He looked like you, he spoke like you, he called the men as you do, nay he sat as you do when the road was too bad for his chariot, [The Mohars used chariots in their journeys. [10]
• I looked at you, and I wished that I had never seen a woman before and could look at the world as you did then—it was like water from a spring, that look. [11]
• I dare say you will betray me to my father—» But Arsinoe did not finish her sentence, for Selene looked up at her with a mixture of suffering and alarm, and said: «I cannot be glad—I am in too much pain. [10]
• I shall want you to come along with us, Mr Brass, and the—‘ he looked at Miss Sally as if in some doubt whether she might not be a griffin or other fabulous monster. [12]
• But how wildly you smile, how wild you looked when I came in! [10]
• I once showed you on a fragmentary papyrus that belonged to my foster father, Horus Apollo, a heathen demon represented as going forwards, while his head was turned on his neck so that the face and eyes looked behind him. [10]
• I can remember you coming to our house in Ransome Street, and how I looked forward to your visits. [9]
• If we had yielded to his views, and if our head man Obedianus had not supported me, we should not have had a single picture in the church, and it would have looked like a barn rather than a house of prayer. [10]
• She turned away, yet looked back once more—she felt tragedy around her. [11]
• She had not yet looked at the figure on the bed. [11]
• She looked happy, yet grave withal; it was the gravity of an uncommon earnestness. [11]
• As for the yellowness like a garment, that is too familiar to the eyes of all who have ever looked on the hideous mask of confluent variola. [3]
• But after many years, as I looked on the little front-yard again, it occurred to me that there used to be some Star-of-Bethlehems in the southwest corner. [6]
• He looked ten years older, and she felt with him the keen suffering which every step must cause. [10]
• He looked many years older than he really was, but much study and meditation and fasting and prayer, with the arid life he had led as hermit and beggar, could account for that. [5]
• He was thirty-four years old, and looked sixty. [5]
• And yet I yearned to go back, and looked forward eagerly to the time when I should have stored enough in my head to gain admission to the bar. [9]
• The arch-enchanter who wrought this transformation looked, meanwhile, like the personification of political justice. [7]
• A more jaded wretch than I looked, it would be difficult to conceive. [14]
• He looked a wreck; but a handsome wreck. [11]
• I suppose she wouldn’t have looked at a fellah like me,—he said,—but I come pretty near tryin’. [6]
• Sentence of death would have been more welcome to him than this supercilious check to a hazardous attempt, which he had looked upon as daring and heroic. [10]
• I thought he would give more—I was sure of it—he looked it—so I asked him eight. [5]
• I know it would be a sacrifice of time, in a sense, and all that, but—» He paused, and looked at Austen. [9]
• The Roman, a worthy man, looked at her with a benevolent, but searching gaze. [10]
• Kozlovski’s face looked worn—he too had evidently not slept all night. [2]
• Her face looked worn; there was a hectic spot on each cheek and dark circles round the eyes. [11]
• Cousin Robert looked worn and old. [9]
• In Mrs. Hopkins’s words, «They looked like picters, and behaved like angels. [6]
• Scornful and mocking words were being uttered by the king; Neithotep looked exultant.—In these visions Nebenchari was so lost, that one of the Persian doctors was obliged to point out to him that his patient was awake. [10]
• In so few words have I disposed of the twenty-one slow-drifting years that have come and gone since I last looked from the windows of a pilot- house. [5]
• He forgot his words as he looked into her eyes: they were lighted as with all the candles of heaven in his honour. [9]
• Hume spoke no word to them, but looked at them and stood up. [11]
• I looked in wonderment at the gesticulating figures grouped against the light, Madame imploring, the youthful profile of the newcomer marked with a cynical and scornful refusal. [9]
• Her brother often wondered as he looked at her. [2]
• It is small wonder that Mrs. Short was looked upon as the head of the outraged party. [9]
• At length, having won back nearly all he had lost, he rose to his feet and looked round. [11]
• But the unhappy woman’s expression changed, and she looked down kindly on Melissa. [10]
• The little gray-haired woman looked up with sparkling eyes. [10]
• But if a woman looked at me as I’ve seen her at Selby, I should understand it. [5]
• That ugly old woman just looked at me, and if it wasn’t the evil eye I shall go straight to the church and drive away the misfortune with holy water. [10]
• We looked on without apprehension, for they were fast getting past ability to go for help against us, and the arena was far enough from the public road to be safe from intrusion. [5]
• We have seen with what astonishment the old Dutch scholar, Groen van Prinsterer, looked upon a man who had wrestled with authors like Bor and Van Meteren, who had grappled with the mightiest folios and toiled undiscouraged among half-illegible manuscript records. [6]
• The countess looked with timid horror at her son’s eager, excited face as he said this. [2]
• I entirely agree with the spirit of the verses I have looked over, in this point at least, that a true man’s allegiance is given to that which is highest in his own nature. [6]
• She turned quickly, with the pageant of her dreams still wavering in her face; smiled at him distantly, looked towards the window again in a troubled way, then stepped softly and swiftly to the door, and passed out. [11]
• I looked forward with the greatest interest to revisiting the Gallery of the Louvre, accompanied by my long-treasured recollections. [6]
• When, at last, with the closing notes of the song, I went to the port-hole and looked in, I saw that the singer was Miss Treherne. [11]
• He looked forward with some uncertainty as to how it would be received. [6]
• It was lined with soldiers and lictors, who looked closely at each one, even at Melissa herself. [10]
• Once I went with Sir David Brewster, and perceived that he looked on objects with other eyes than mine. [14]
• You are dissatisfied with Polykarp; yesterday, before he set out for Raithu, you looked at him so—so—what shall I say? [10]
• She looked about with pleasure, smiling joyfully. [2]
• He was shining with perspiration; and he looked the better of it. [11]
• Having been sent with papers from Kutuzov to the Tsarevich, he looked in on Boris, hoping to find him alone. [2]
• Then Mr. Satterlee, with much hemming and hawing, stated the business which had brought them, while Cynthia looked out of the window. [9]
• And when Jason, with Mopsus’s assistance, put the same ribbons on his own lank pig, it looked neither better nor prouder than before, for it was no lucky animal and did not appreciate beautiful gifts. [10]
• Being left along with his wife, who sat trembling in a corner with her eyes fixed upon the ground, the little man planted himself before her, and folding his arms looked steadily at her for a long time without speaking. [12]
• So he walked with his head high and his heart full of pride, and it confirmed his courage when one of Zminis’s men, whom they passed in the brightly illuminated Kanopic street, and who had helped to secure Philip, looked at him without recognizing him. [10]
• Many a time, with her mother, she had sat upon the shore at St. Aubin’s Bay, and looked out where white sails fluttered like the wings of restless doves. [11]
• The pony looked with great attention into a fire-plug which was near him, and appeared to be quite absorbed in contemplating it. [12]
• He looked forward with delight to the time when he could again have his private garden, grow his own lettuce and tomatoes, and not have to get so much «sarce» from Congress. [4]
• Nebsecht looked on with astonishment at this pretty play. [10]
• He spoke slowly, with assurance that he would be listened to, and he looked only at the person with whom he was conversing. [2]
• An old widow with an only son who looked like a Spaniard and acted like an imp! [4]
• Chartersea came forward with an indifferent swagger, as if to say as much: and, in truth, no one looked for more sport, and some were even turning away. [9]
• I was blessed with a sturdy health such as few men enjoy, and came to myself sooner than had been looked for, with a dash of cold water. [9]
• Asa Waring looked with a stern distaste upon certain aspects of modern life. [9]
• He read it with a slight frown, which changed to a smile of amusement as he looked up and saw Margaret’s excitement. [4]
• He ordered wine with a royal flourish and said: «I never dine without wine, sir» (which was a pitiful falsehood), and looked around upon the company to bask in the admiration he expected to find in their faces. [5]
• He looked up with a painful smile. [11]
• I drew near with a kind of fear, but yet I came to the door and looked in. [11]
• Tarboe looked on with a keener eye and understanding, for was she not bone of his bone and flesh of his flesh? [11]
• For»—she looked him with a hot clearness in the eyes—«for there is just so much that a woman can bear. [11]
• Tom looked on with a grin, while little Tom and Peggy reached out their hands in delight, their mother vigorously blocking their intentions. [9]
• I spent money with a free hand, and meantime watched the stock sales with an interested eye and looked to see what might happen in Nevada. [5]
• A young officer with a bewildered and pained expression on his face stepped away from the man and looked round inquiringly at the adjutant as he rode by. [2]
• Then they looked wistfully up at the pilot house, and finally, little by little, Clay ventured up there, followed diffidently by Washington. [5]
• Through the open windows I looked upon a lawn, green with close-shaven turf, set with ancient trees, and variegated with parterres of summer plants in bloom. [4]
• The single open window resembled a cleft in the rocks, and looked out upon the road. [10]
• She sat near Wilson, and looked her friendliest. [5]
• Go whither you will, stay away even if I send for you; but»—and here his brow clouded again—«why should I try to be merciful to her from whom I looked for sympathy and kindliness, when she flees from me like the rest? [10]
• He looked concentrated will and power as he stood with his hands clasped behind him, his shoulders thrown back, his eyes alight with fire and determination. [11]
• He looked from Wiley to the impassive Pierre. [11]
• You looked for wile, for cunning, for self-seeking,—and they were not there. [9]
• The spot was wilder than it looked from a distance. [4]
• At last the wife looked up and said: «I know what you are thinking, Edward. [5]
• The husband and wife looked at each other, and Petrus said with a melancholy smile, «I believe they are up on the mountain. [10]
• Even Theocritus, on whose lips a word of flattery or applause was always ready, looked down in his dismay; but Caracalla, in his frenzy of excitement, heeded nothing. [10]
• Pierre, not knowing whom to answer, looked at them all and smiled. [2]
• A few priests whom he passed turned their backs upon him, others looked down at their dinners, eating noisily, and making as if they did not see him. [10]
• And now the whole glittering show of charity had vanished for the time, and Father Damon—The little doctor stopped, consulted a memorandum in her hand-bag, looked up at the tenement-house she was passing, and then began to climb its rickety stairway. [4]
• Every one else who was in the street or at the window looked after Barbara, and pointed out to others the beautiful Jungfrau Blomberg and the proud security with which she governed the spirited gray. [10]
• These were they who resented deeply Fleda’s defection, and truthfully felt that she had passed out of their circle for ever; that she despised them, and looked down on them from another sphere. [11]

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