“looking out”可以造什么句，looking out造句

Yonder are the Misses Leery, who are looking out for the young officers of the Heavies...

In his armchair in the parlour looking out on the road.

This weekend we are going to the seaside where we have placed a memorial chair looking out to sea.

"I kept looking out the window and found myself thinking about what Mater would do in these situations," Lasseter recalls.

If I was a McCain a staffer, I would be looking out my resume as there is no chance of a White House job.

Enjoy brekfast around the painted wicker table by Maine cottage looking out over banyan and banana trees and lush tropical landscape.

Now, instead of always looking out toward somewhere else, I'm beginning to look around here, wondering how I can make this neighborhood the better place my parents always sought for me.

The perimeter of the cylindrical building is lined with classrooms and waiting areas, so that children can daydream while looking out the window and gazing at the old tree.

Hillary and I were ushered into the Faubus' home and seated at a big round table in an all-glass alcove looking out on the Ozarks and the town below.

There's even a cafe terrace looking out over the Florence skyline.

Parslow assures her that he is only looking out for her best interests and Teri reluctantly agrees.

He was leaning against the ledge of an open lattice, but not looking out: his face was turned to the interior gloom.

The whites, looking out at the activity in the yard, thought that they were being flattered by imitation and were amused by the incongruity of tattered blacks dancing courtly steps.

I've been looking out for an efficient teaching method.

Your dad and best friend are only looking out for your best interests and it is difficult to convince them that somebody is good enough for you.

And since I was up I would check all the locks and then stand listening to the distant sounds of the desert (the muffled hum of cars heading north or south) and looking out of the window at the night.

She was sitting in the same chair, facing the window, looking out at the expanse of bare trees in the park and the low, dimming sky.

BEHIND THE DOOR — DAY. Elsa sits at the window looking out, longingly. Suddenly, her icy hands freeze the windowsill.