Looked in sentence

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I looked up at the red buzzer far behind Joe on the opposite wall.

I looked at Joe.

And we looked at their physical response to those emotions.

So I looked at how the patients were doing, and I looked at patients who just looked like everybody else, except they were pubertally delayed.

So to tell you their story, I need to first take you way back, four billion years ago, when the earth might have looked something like this.

But then suddenly we stopped and looked at each other and said, but why don't we try and change this?

And as they looked for the owners of the club, they found instead anonymous companies, and confusion surrounded the identities of those involved with the companies.

It's a design inspired by nature, but it's not a copy of any specific foot you just looked at, but it's a synthesis of the secrets of many, many feet.

The same is true when we looked at this lizard running on fluidized sand.

So we came back, we came thundering back to Earth and this is what it looked like to land in a Soyuz, in Kazakhstan.

This is how machines looked at cats and what they came up with.

Dear brothers and sisters, when Malala was born, and for the first time, believe me, I don't like newborn children, to be honest, but when I went and I looked into her eyes, believe me, I got extremely honored.

But when I looked, all were men, and I picked my pen, drew a line from my name, and wrote, "Malala."

As we walked to the center of the room, I looked up at the heavens through the oculus.

I looked down and saw floor drains had been cut into the stone floor.

In fact, it looked like the Appian Way marble salesman showed up with his sample book, showed it to Hadrian, and Hadrian said, "We'll take all of it."

It looked like a Buckminster Fuller geodesic dome.

And they looked at just people's Facebook likes, so just the things you like on Facebook, and used that to predict all these attributes, along with some other ones.

And Aaron looked at me and was a little impatient, and he said, "So how are you ever going to solve the problems you're talking about?

BG: Well, we decided that we'd pick two causes, whatever the biggest inequity was globally, and there we looked at children dying, children not having enough nutrition to ever develop, and countries that were really stuck, because with that level of death, and parents would have so many kids that they'd get huge population growth, and that the kids were so sick that they really couldn't be educated and lift themselves up.

Now, so the first thing I did is I looked into the literature and I see, how does fusion work?

Have you ever looked at an ape's butt?

I remember one day coming home from a birthday party where I was the only black kid invited, and instead of asking me the normal motherly questions like, "Did you have fun?" or "How was the cake?" my mother looked at me and she said, "How did they treat you?"

And she looked me right in the eye and she said, "They will not always treat you well."

And my coach looked me at me, and he said, "Mellody, that was not a breath-holding exercise.

There are a few things that I looked at here.

And I started to write down on these little note cards every time I heard something that struck a chord in me, pardon the pun, or something that I thought I could use, and pretty soon, my studio looked like this, kind of like a John Nash, "Beautiful Mind" vibe.

During the savings and loan debacle in 1984, we looked at every single failure, and we looked for common characteristics, and we discovered this recipe was common to each of these frauds.

On that final handshake, he looked at me, and he said, "Kevin, I'm sorry, but I have to go."

And so what we did was we looked, and we found that cassava is indeed grown in Haiti, under the name of "manioc."

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