He would look at her with a filmy Gaze and smile faintly, as if partly remembering and then say: "Don't forget to follow through.
He would look at them with extreme Contempt and rather resent their contaminating contiguity to the Mask, the Shin-Guard, and the upholstered Grabber.
Peter had his choice whether he would look at the water, or whether he would look at Jesus Christ.
If we would look at our positions and blessings as he looked at his in the fair dawning of his reign, we should find abundant indications of God's will regarding our work.
If he got into another carriage it would look as if he were running away.
Now, every evening before leaving, he would look at his white mustache and bald head in the same mirror.
He would look like a fool, and, besides, he really had no right to do so.
How well it would look clasping a veil over your dark hair!
You could speak to him and he would look at you so funny--he just didn't have anything to say.
Well, he would look at you and turn around and walk off.
He would look at Angela, when she was with him, preventing him from his freedom in love, with almost calculated hate in his eyes.
He had intended to come out but the rush of preparation at the last moment, and so forth; he hoped to come back to Chicago one of these days and he would look her up.
You must leave your bundles behind, it would look suspicious if you were to attempt to take them with you.
Sez he, "It would look so dressy and fashionable to pass round pink water, or light blue, or light yeller.
Why, how it would look to have one foot on that great big snow-shoe.
He would look at the acute interior angle which it formed at the eyes, and think it much too acute to be pleasant and much too interior to be pretty.
He would look at the angle of incidence made by the sun's rays on one side of his nose and then at the angle of reflection on the other, and find himself lost in amazement that anything so thin could produce so dark a shadow.
He felt that he could take it with less risk than anything else they had seen, but he said he would look at all the other places in town first.
He would look to Christ, as the light of men, and the enlightener of the blind; to the end, he may get a better and a more thorough discovery of his condition; for it is half health here to be sensible of this disease.
Sometimes, when he had finished, he would look about, furtively.
Sometimes he kept his word, and Harrietta, six months later, would look up from the manuscript to say: "This is delightful!
He would look down at himself, hastily, and attack a spot here and there with a futile fingernail.
He said that the fence around the lot in Ninety-ninth Avenue might need some repairs, and he wished I would look at it.
Then he came back; and she asked him if he would look at her letter.
Then he would look at his wrist watch and show it her, laughing again as she saw that this time, again, they were safe.
He meant to ask Anne to marry him; but if he did it now she would suspect him of chivalry; it would look as if he wanted to make up to her for all she had lost through Colin; as if he wanted more than anything to save her.
How do you think it would look to them if you, who have so much, threw over your duties, just to please yourself?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would look" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
