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He looked to see water and wood flying into the air in the distance. He jumped into his car.

In the semi-final meeting with the Spaniards, in which Arshavin looked to be exhausted, has forced me to ask this question.

As Walt finished and looked to his wife for approval, a man came into view around the turn of the trail.

As the two walked away, I looked to the sky. There I saw my answer, too. Tears began to run down my cheek, and with a big sigh I prayed.

This was the Age of Enlightenment which looked to the classical world for its symbols of order, reason and inspiration.

At the beginning of preseason, the back line was letting teams get behind them and defensive speed looked to be an issue.

I began to see we should have a brush for it in earnest, and looked to my priming .

Even if I give all I will give to you, when I first looked to you, I'll be your quiet deep shock, and left me to miss the only endless.

It looked to me as if he was trying to prove he was right.

In recovery, I realized that although I had looked to Colorado as an escape, it also provided me with an experience of life that I loved.

I'll never forget one lady, who looked to be in her seventies, sitting stoically in her lawn chair with her shotgun across her lap.

He looked to the sky and he gave a great leap.

Then, whilst writing this article, I looked to the "basis for conclusion" (BC) in the standard for guidance on the matter.

A lot of people are quick to say how much PowerShell looked to Unix for inspiration.

God told Moses to put a serpent of brass on a pole. All who looked to it would be healed.

" Catelyn looked to her husband. " Now we truly have no choice. You must be Robert's Hand. You must go south with him and learn the truth.

The Christmas lights rose higher and higher, till they looked to her like the stars in the sky.

She looked to me, to say nothing, just nodded, her mother left dozens forehead wrinkles.

Justin looked to be having fun, taking pictures of fans who showed up to the premiere, held at the Hollywood and Highland Complex.

The last room on the left of the corridor looked to Levchenko like a museum of espionage equipment, some of which he had never seen before.

Jason kept repeating, as he hung his head in what looked to me like misery and bewilderment, "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. . . . "

But, judging from the wing, it looked to me that when he see the ghost in the queen's apartment, he might have made more of his stockings.

He slid the carcass overboard and looked to see if there was any swirl in the water. But there was only the light of its slow descent.

As I looked to the sky and spoke to my grandfather, trying to sort through the disparate aspects of my existence, tears formed in my eyes.

And I've looked globally, I've taken all the countries in the world for the last 40 years, and looked to see what the relationship is.

The dog looked to be on its last legs, and there was an unusual lump on the side of its body.

Wen Xiang opened his eyes and looked. To his surprise, 3 beautiful young Miao girls were standing around him, looking at him with a smile.

I forced a spoonful of soup down my throat and looked to see if my speed matched that of the preacher.

General anatomy down below can be an interesting one because you get women who've never looked to see what's happening down there.

Still, I wasn't prepared when, rummaging in a closet, I found a case that looked to me like a tiny guitar's.

I looked to the pregnant woman on the bed to my right, who scoffed as if to say, "Now who's the crazy one? "

As the two walked away, I looked to the sky and saw my answer too. Tears ran down my cheek and with a big sigh I prayed. . .

She looked to be in her mid- forties , but it was hard to tell because the streets age a person fast.

What looked to be a quiet Friday in Asia was disrupted by an S&P downgrade of Spain which helped to pull the plug on risk.

If we listened to Him more, looked to Him in stillness more, and chattered less to Him, we would get the sense of His presence better.

God looked to Al and said, " I like the way you think, come and sit at my left hand" . God then asked Bill Clinton what he revered most.

Joe opened his mouth, and put it into the form of word that looked to me like "sulks" .

As I said before, my project looked to combine my interest in technology and the Internet with the history of non-Western post-colonies.

But the Togo international's future looked to be settled after his agent recently stated he would be staying at Emirates Stadium.

Policemen surprising perhaps, one will be looked to me that you sit down and train.

Australia's economy bounced back in the last quarter as it looked to recover from earlier floods and cyclones.

"It looked to me like she was mighty glad to see us when we came. " "I thought so, too. "

He looked to hear from her.

Jenny, you ought to know better. I looked to you to set a good example to the others.

First she looked to see if he was safe and sound, and then she saw that he still had his new mittens.

I watched a campaign organizer match up a young black man who looked to be college age with a white guy about my age to canvas together.

Specifically, they looked to see if humming led to greater levels of exhaled nitric oxide, a gas produced in the sinuses.

The apples in this year did not taste sweet. I looked to the remote Xiangshan Mountain, the leaves there should have not become red yet.

He says the experts looked to see if there was any tampering of the video and whether the people who were filmed were actors.

He mentioned the many thousands of civilian and military deaths here and said his country looked to no one for recognition.

They took me to a place, and when I looked to see where I was, it was heaven!

The man turned round from time to time, and looked to see if he was being followed.

Those of us who have looked to the self- interest of lending institutions are in a state of shock , disbelief .

The horizon, and then the dictionary meaning is: the horizontal direction looked to the sky with the hand over the line.

Since the company was founded in 1911, our customers have looked to us for innovative ways to manage power.

Even the insect that makes a cameo in the Bangkok hotel room looked to me like a Madagascan hissing cockroach and not the local variety.

I had noticed three things. . . a baby's rattle, an old-fashioned teddy bear and what looked to be a baby. . .

Former Bush administration official Tony Fratto also said Romney's aggressive stance toward China looked to be a case of posturing.

He still looked to be in the running for a podium position until a disastrous second stop effectively ruined his chances.

Those of you who were stranded on rooftops looked to the sky for deliverance, and then you saw the Coast Guard choppers come.

They looked to be in their early thirties and were obviously tourists, Americans he would guess.

Then I looked to slumber for forgetfulness, but there seemed to be no room even in her world-embracing lap.

It was surprising what happened with the Ferraris, it looked to be a team order with the cars switching position.

The H-P plan also marks the second time the company has looked to divest a core business to keep up with the changing tech industry.

It looked to her as if the rock would miss.

When the global financial meltdown began to bite, some commentators looked to the seemingly unstoppable export engine of China for relief.

Some wag had named her after a small black hole in her dorsal fin which looked, to him, like a cigarette burn.

I looked to see if he were teasing me, but his face was serious.

At the top level, the president looked to others for information, advice, and communication with the broader government.

We also looked to the Defense department for savings, and were able to identify $18 billion in cuts deemed unnecessary by the Pentagon.

on the first half. . . "It was a mental test because everything looked to be going against us today. "

But I had to make a career for myself and I needed to play football and I looked to go away.

Shares in a number of world markets jumped as investors looked to make the most of what they believe to be cheap, oversold stocks.

I looked to the left then looked to the right, certain of my own geographic location and stood up unwillingly.

Then he looked to the horizon and saw a swarm of small objects descending, trailing tails of smoke from behind, and he knew.

A group of opposition activists looked to Havel, just returned from his country house in Bohemia, for leadership.

I've looked to see what is the relationship between higher commodity prices of exports, and the growth of commodity-exporting countries.

They've looked to protect turf and fault nurses for not being up to the task of more independent practice.

Why don't you choose my neighbor? Last time I looked to you, you didn't shut the company down.

Relying on the windows looked to the distant, Wood ran to let a picturesque site set from the eyes of the grid, and then skip.

So as I said, we looked to the status quo and ridiculed it.

It was an open game from the kick-off as both sides looked to play the ball around at speed.

The whole reason I was attracted to it was because it looked to be a giant iPod Touch designed for a toddler.

The captain looked to know all his soldiers. : The captain seemed to know all the soldiers.

This is not, to put it mildly, how it has looked to the rest of humanity.

Anybody who has, for whatever reason, dreamed of a world without men in the past probably looked to the clones to make it happen.

I looked to my window and (literally) jumped out of my chair, scrambling on the floor.

All over Africa, people looked to socialism to lead them out of poverty.

Dalglish looked to move on from the incident as quickly as possible, instead focusing on the resilience of his injury-hit side.

It looked to me as if he [Carvalho] went to head it.

It should be no surprise, therefore, that the protest movement that brought down Mubarak no longer looked to the constitution for guidance.

She had looked through what she saw on the outside and looked to the inside and saw . . . a life.

College moms are not often looked to as prognosticators of the U. S. labor market. But experts say O'Leary is right.

Analysts said at the time that Yum would likely seek a bigger investment as it looked to take advantage of the Chinese restaurant market.

Old mother, looked to be a very tough battle on the disease afflicted mother, the boy grief, and tears.

But, with defence spending under pressure, it looked to many as if a disillusioned Lord Drayson had had enough.

Bela looked to Rem and Cabell again. "Be warned, " she said.

Nichelson looked to have thrown it away when he hooked his tee shot into the trees but his rival then did exactly the same.

Then, on the way to the building, subjects would pass a person slumped in an alleyway, who looked to be in need of help.

The party disappointed voters who looked to it to cut bureaucracy and simplify taxes.

B thanks, oh, has been right, I also patted very many pictures to comeback, a while passed to on-line looked to you.

He then looked to his children but they were too small to answer, so he went back to the yogi.

Israel, Mr Olmert volunteered during an interview with the Yedioth Ahronoth* newspaper, had long looked to its military for answers.

Under this shelter, raised on cinder blocks, was what looked to me like a completed automobile.

My mother threw me in my bedroom and gave me a thick yellow book which looked to me like a photo album.

They were asked to adjust the colors until the faces looked to be what the subjects considered the most healthy.

Instead, they looked to crack down on La Familia's growing counterfeit software ring.

To me he looked to be sixty or seventy and excessively prim.

They then looked to see whetherthere was any link between compulsive hoarding and compulsiveshopping.

Rick looked to his left, to Kami, the fox like Gerudan who sat there in his breathing mask that was fed from the tank on his back.

For decades, Americans have looked to monetary policy as an engine of economic growth -- and suffered the dire consequences.

ASEAN has looked to the EU economic community as a model for its own economic integration plans.

Seeing no prospects for religious tolerance or political reform in England, Penn looked to America, which he had visited briefly in 1677.

Uh, OK. It looked to me like you were nurturing your inner John Bonham.

We concentrated on defence and looked to close out the match.

While communism seemed to be forging ahead, capitalism looked to be doomed.

To achieve smoother expansion, Ren set aside his Mao and looked to America.

We loved the location but we are very familiar with Battersea and specifically looked to stay in the area away from the tourists.

This year is the International Year of Astronomy, marking 400 years since Galileo Galilei first looked to the skies through a telescope.

He became honorary president of the American Humanist Association, yet still looked to God for answers.

Then I carefully looked to make sure I did not get any dirt on the golden colored carpet.

Most, though, have looked to the skies and the land, rather than the sea, for inspiration.

At that moment, she could have sworn he was dying. Now, he looked to be merely sleeping.

But this decade, some companies have looked to the savory scents of our favorite processed foods for inspiration.

That looked to him like a dress rehearsal for a revolution in Russia.

Americans have often looked to Europe for inspiration in their architecture as well as in their music.

Wise women through the ages have looked to medicinal plants and herbs to support mamas through pregnancy, natural labor, birth and baby!

Sam was going gray, looked to be in his mid-40s, and carried himself with the ease that comes with professional achievement.

at the end just beyond them was what looked to be another door, seated almost flush with the corridor's end.

The pups looked to be the same age as the pup on his porch.

Honestly, who would want a top-executive job in most large corporations these days, no matter what the payout looked to be?

They looked to take play to a new dimension where technology could provoke real emotional responses.

Stock markets there, which looked to open flat before the Korean peninsula news, opened lower and remained down.

He stood cradling what looked to be an enormous, misshapen gift.

Thus far, the begonias and impatiens and kalanchoes in the planters all looked to be intact.

Jim's light dimmed to a dull green glow. I looked to Adams for an explanation.

Red Jacket looked to the sky again, then refocused on Malone.

Typical of the case-study method used by business schools, many have looked to 'replicate' its good practices.

When prices fell, the industry looked to its expenditure.

This incredible photo captured the spiritual moment a faithful otter looked to the heavens for guidance on catching his next meal.

IBM Korea thus looked to be at the cutting edge of South Korean social change.

If you're the wife in such a couple, how has it looked to you?

The Buddha's eyes quietly looked to the ground; quietly, in perfect equanimity his inscrutable face was smiling.

The fiery German thinker hated the bourgeois life and looked to communism to destroy it.

Around the earth the young looked to him increasingly as their leader.

The authors looked to evolution to understand about why humans are only as smart as we are and not any smarter.

What looked to some like an eccentric forecast has now become mainstream.

We looked to him to settle most of the troubles that arose among us.

Wu says he looked to the mega-cities of the Middle East for inspiration.

The international team of researchers looked to human evolution in their hunt for genes linked to premature births.

She looked to be a young woman of twenty.

Previously, the developing world looked to the West for socioeconomic development models.

In his presentational style, Mr Zuckerberg has looked to mimic the self-assured swagger of Mr Jobs.

He has instead looked to the hexagonal matrices of snowflakes, which as structurally supported objects combine high volume with low weight.

Then I looked to the small United States, who see him, I think, he is a good friend of Quercus Xin!

Early in development, the avian hand looked to have the middle three digits.

During the sixties and seventies, popular American science fiction looked to the stars and saw a Cold War there.

Thinking about the ecosystem of present-day New York City, he looked to Manhattan's past.

And to the extent that Bear Stearns's employees owned one-third of the firm, they already looked to the longer term.

With banks reluctant to lend, many entrepreneur have looked to family and friends for help providing start-up capital.

Many countries have looked to China for leadership as the world's fastest-growing major developing economy.

Fonterra's management had looked to float the business in 2007 but that plan was derailed by a backlash from farmers .

In other words, the color changes were minimal or a positive and negative result looked to be about the same color.

South Koreans looked to Ms. Kim for revenge, and she delivered, ending Japan's two-year reign in global figure skating.

If I will obtain that gift tomorrow, I looked to you.

When times got tough, they looked to governments to provide another cushion through subsidies.

Stand in the summer sky, I looked to find the sun, only to find that the sun is very hot, I eyes.

At the same time, he looked to recalibrate the regime's ideology, moving gently away from socialism and toward religion.

I have always looked to you to give support to the movement .

Both companies saw their stock prices surge on Friday as investors looked to profit from the sudden swine flu frenzy.

Not even bad, I'd say. I've always looked to the relationship with my teammates with great ease.

For much of the 20th century, Chinese Marxists and liberals looked to the West for inspiration.

Immensely tall she looked to me from my low station in the coracle.

He used to tell me how beautiful I looked to him.

For years, key OPEC states looked to U. S. oil consumption as justification for adding new pumping capacity.

I looked to the railway platform, over whose fences there were several sellers waiting for customers.

And he brought me into the gate that looked to the north: and he measured according to the former measures.

Another freelance writer, a former newspaper editor, looked to Demand to make extra money.

In the deal for certain Next Media publications, the buyers looked to expand their industry presence.

I have looked to you so many times to see your happy smile.

I looked to the kids scampering down the street, flinging snowballs. "It is a beautiful day, isn't it? "

He looked to where Dagen stood, trembling with fear and relief.

Whenever patients threatened to become violent, the staff looked to Lopez to sort them out because of his size.

Three months ago, China's investment looked to be at risk.

Buffett is even looked to for economic advice during our trying times, and he recently voiced his opinion on the government stimulus.

Then, from the Web development zone, I looked to see what was popular at that time.

Secure along its interior, China has increasingly of late looked to enlarge its influence in East Asia and even elsewhere abroad.

Beijing's leaders have rightfully looked to Eurasia as a rich source of natural resources to fuel their booming economy.

For each category, the researchers looked to explore popular metaphors.

The priestess invariably looked to the southwest, so Shemsen chose a different stone and spotted the army himself.

Glories like glowworms, a far off shine bright, but looked to near, have neither heat nor light.

He looked to the right and to the left, uncertain whither to fly.

That's how it looked to him, I could see that.

The researchers therefore looked to biology for the answer.

They looked to groups with extreme political ideas to provide answers.

He always looked to his father for advice.

Since then, values dropped sharply and banks looked to offload these loans.

Attorneys are looked to for solutions to complex and novel human problems.

Some thought God would bring about the New Jerusalem, others looked to history or evolution.

They have looked to America, the source of various successful crime-fighting approaches in recent decades.

Many have looked to mainland China as their biggest potential market.

To express color, it looked to the light source and the environment.

The European currency fell victim to waves of profit taking as traders looked to lock in gains at recent 11 week highs.

As Kenny looked to the away section from the dugout, a smile broke out across his face.

But, in the 1930s, people genuinely looked to government to ease their fears and restore their confidence.

Looked to me like Catherine was running the show.

More of Syria's minorities, such as Christians, who have looked to Mr Assad for protection, may also be joining in.

She looked to be angry just now.

The most famous Pop Art sculptor, Claes Oldenburg, looked to ordinary objects, such as food and appliances, for his inspiration.

Five years later, the world looked to China only to maintain currency stability amidst East Asia's turmoil.

These were practical problems for the masses of the people of Tingchow and they eagerly looked to us for help in solving them.

The clerk is looked to be promoted.

Moonlight, I looked to past memories, but small raise, angle.

We looked to the east. The clouds were reddish and then turned bright red.

Partly it is because Indian elites have long looked to America and then Europe for their education and business opportunities.

He looked to us for support.

Zou teacher taught the first national flag and anthem in front of us looked to be more serious.

Chinese men haven't looked to their leaders for guidance on proper etiquette.

Both Russia and America looked to the future to fulfill their millennial expectations.

Something had to change, so those long-suffering programmers looked to what they knew best, human languages, to find a solution.

Business once looked to the market as the key signal for the future.

She has always looked to her parents for advice.

Amid the talk of selling, other investors, such as HSBC and, reportedly, Citigroup, have looked to lift their stakes in Chinese partners.

" The couple looked to each other, smiled and then Shauna replied, " Our marriage.

The red-coats looked to their priming! She stood up, straight and still.

And so, when Liverpool took the lead after just 73 seconds another classic looked to be on the cards.

Rushing waterSO THEY LOOKED TO THE POWERFUL PARANA RIVER.

I looked to the road where they first went off. There were skid marks, but they were faint; as if they were years old.

Leading 88-73 in the final quarter, Miami looked to be easing to a priceless 2-0 series lead.

How peaceful and beautiful it looked to him !

So he looked to those he most admired.

Simultaneously we looked to the silver rim of the moon.

That's not what they're looking to find when they looked to us.

During the first six months of last year, commodities looked to be the saviour of investors who were losing money in the stock market.

I looked to the past to come to terms with those impulses.

My friend told me HYS was looking so I looked to her direction and showed her the sign.

She's regularly looked to for advice.

We looked to our right and saw a stretch of the rice fields.

as soon as my joy, my father, carrying a tray full of food coming up. dad bought me a children's set, i looked to the plate inside, wow!

The house looked to the south.

She looked to the picture with fixed eyes.

She looked to be about twelve years old and had green beads in her dyed orange hair.

The boy looked to Griff. "He knows who I am. "

He looked to have a great interest in English.

He looked to the south and knew that somewhere beyond those bleak hills lay the Great Bear Lake;

The homeless beggar looked to him AS a merciful guardian who punished the heartless, and delighted to reward pity and sympathy

we found three genes that looked to be, that seemed to be over-represented

i never knew anyone looked to me as a role model

I looked to her like she was my wife

a humanist looked to merit and ability alone, not to privilege