I shot a glance at the slender little figure in the white robe, then I looked away.
I don't know, Monsieur," he answered rapidly; and he looked away again.
He looked away, and every time I addressed him he seemed to retreat farther into his chair, until I had fears that he would disappear altogether from my sight.
I looked away to the purple hills and longed to escape, but she laid her hand on mine with a gentle pressure.
He looked away, to cover his embarrassment, and spotted Katherine walking toward them up the beach.
Now he looked away, and his body seemed to wither from some grief deep within.
He looked away, his eyes hidden in the dark, and waited for a roll of thunder to die away.
He glanced up, and Keith thought he caught his gaze on him, but he was not sure, for he looked away so quickly.
She was with Ferdy Wickersham, who, on seeing Keith, looked away coldly.
I looked away to the sombre hills, where she might lie waiting for him and me; but my glance ran far beyond, to the low, gray sky and to a patch of darkening sea.
He turned from the bottle to look at me; but I could not withstand the poignancy of his regard: I looked away--feeling some shame, for which I could not account to myself.
And as he turned to pull out the pad of forms, it struck him that the man had looked away just a trifle too quickly.
He looked away; only for a moment--but he looked away.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "looked away" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
