by the look of

and by the look of the house and the trim maid who opened the door I judged that it was a sum adequate to keep the widow in modest comfort.

This is going to be an even league by the look of it. If you look at it now, almost half the league is separated by a point or two.

When the boy opened the door to his own house a short time later, his mother was surprised by the look of joy on his face.

And although he wore a long gown it was dirty and tattered. It had not by the look of it been washed or mended for ten years or more.

Come on, everybody, move those. . . fe. . . femurs! -Yeah, by the look of these tests, you losers need all the help you could get.

Gordon : By the look of him he's full of Christmas, New Year, Easter and Thanksgiving cheer all at the same time.

By the look of the heavy, grey sky, it would rain all day.

When Mike got home, his mother was surprised by the look of joy on his face.

We shall get a storm before long, by the look of the sky.

By the look of her pink dress, one size too small, and her bad blonde bleach job, the students obviously felt they had an easy mark.

By the look of their clothes, Obi-Wan guessed they were outsiders, most likely aides to the rulers of the four planets.

By the look of them, their trenches were in as bad a state as our own.

And by the look of that paunch, he hasn't been doing enough yoga.

By the look of his uniform, he goes to Ji-Yul's school.

By the look of it there won't be any problems.

By the look of her, the nurse is very simple and honest.

But by the look of the past few years, that barb may have lost its sting.

You can tell by the look of me

by the look of you