looking down造句

And, yes, she's looking down — but with a fishy eye.

He stopped suddenly, looking down on the pavement for a long, silent moment.

With the tables turned, she was looking down, rather than up, to her lover.

For a long while we just stood there, looking down at the profound and fleshless grin.

Team Saber stood there, looking down-all of them hefting large rocks.

But instead of gazing out over Lake Michigan, she would be looking down at us, her six children.

"I keep these stocks as my security, my backup," he says, looking down at the gourd casks filled with what I now realize are seeds.

According to reporters in the courtroom, Madoff sat looking down in front of him as his victims gave vent to their fury.

With a lot of people backing him up, he would naturally be giving himself airs and looking down his nose at everybody.

Perhaps I was on my hands and knees, or looking down over the back of a chair talking into what I imagined an abyss.

She would have refused him politely had they been standing together on the ground, but, looking down at his upturned face, she felt that any excuse would be trivial.

Tyler stood next to me, both of us looking down at the big o of my mouth with blood all around it and the little slit of my eye staring up at us from the floor, and Tyler says, "Cool."

Whilst I was yet looking down upon these grave-stones, I was roused by the sound of the Abbey clock, reverberating from buttress to buttress, and echoing among the cloisters.