While looking round on the party, I had little difficulty in discerning among them the three principal varieties of Yorkshiremen.
You see piles driven here and there, and heaps of big stones laid for protection; and not without need, you will think, while looking at the backs of the houses huddling close around the margin of the tide.
While looking for a practicable descending-place, I noticed many tufts of thrift as thick with flowers as in an antiquated garden where the old favourites are still cherished.
The prince went to an unilluminated place and, while looking, bent down.
The priests were silent, but he who carried the torch held his light to the walls in one and another place, and Rameses, while looking, confessed in spirit that they had not been there before.
The prince went to an un-illuminated place and, while looking, bent down.
The priests were silent, but he who carried the torch held his light to the walls in one and another place, and Ramses, while looking, confessed in spirit that they had not been there before.
He broke the stick in two pieces; and then sat for a while looking at them.
I could not but notice, while looking on the mount from the plain, how it accorded with the statement, that the chariots and horsemen followed hard after Saul on Mount Gilboa.
While looking at the city, we went without the walls as far as the grave-yard.
He changed masks one after another, whirled like a spindle, waved his hands like a drunken sailor, till disgust seized me while looking at that great stomach and those slim legs.
While looking at that sea of instruments, gleaming beneath the sun in gold, bronze, precious stones, and pearls, it might be imagined that Apollo and Bacchus had set out on a journey through the world.
While looking thus, his glance rested on the Apostle standing on the stone.
But if, while looking before me, the scene was saddening, in looking back there was a sublime and soul-lifting picture which the forces of Nature had been painting unmolested for ages.
More than once, while lookingat Pani Osnovski, he repeated to himself the opinion of Confucius: "An ordinary woman has as much reason as a hen; an extraordinary woman as much as two hens.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "while looking" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
