Every traumatized face I passed had a look of numb exhaustion.
|
|
Turner nudged Elwood, who had a look of horror on his face.
|
|
He had a look of mild agitation about him, one that never really subsided.
|
|
"Most people had a look of relief when they got a ride," he said.
|
|
He had a look of mild agitation about him, one that never really subsided.
|
|
Commander Price "had a look of defeat," his adviser on Afghan tribal affairs told investigators.
|
|
My mother always used to say l had a look of him, around the eyes.
|
|
But when he walked back over to me, his face had a look of notable concern.
|
|
I looked over at one point and he had a look of horror and disgust on his face.
|
|
He can't remember—only her face, which was mostly clean of makeup and had a look of inquiry.
|
|
" As McCain spoke, the camera then cut to Behar, who had a look of astonishment on her face. "OK.
|
|
Sure enough, both characters in the scene had a look of pained concern, as if they both knew the reality of their situation.
|
|
But returning to work wasn't easy, and she says her colleagues had "a look of fear in their eyes" because they weren't sure how to help her.
|
|
By the age of 2405, she had "a look of class" and was practiced enough at stealing to know that she wanted to be a professional jewel thief.
|
|
She had a look of panic on her face, but she proceeded to make up games and come up with prizes for the games, and I became the hero in my class.
|
|
" But then she glanced over to the corner of the room to see tears streaming down her mother's cheeks, "She had a look of pain in her face that I'd never seen on anyone before.
|
|
On Monday, the judge presiding over the case, P. Kevin Castel, dismissed one person from the jury pool who he said had a "look of rapture" at the mention of Mr. Mickelson during the jury selection process.
|
|
But she had a look of steely resolve as she gazed into the distance, hopping on her toes to keep warm as the race director waited for a thunderstorm warning to be lifted so the race could start.
|
|
We befriended this great security guard > who was a great help in organizing the chant at the set-break. Once they > came the chant was loud and audible to the band. Fishman had a look of > surprise. Mike was very stoic and was not at all amused.
|
|
Groves, who believed he proved many critics wrong, welcomed the idea of a rematch in the future, "I will fight him again. Yeah if everything is all right and it's the right way. But now I have beaten him twice." DeGale had a look of disbelief when the decision was announced.
|
|
Some of his early sketches form part of Mark Birley's private collection at Annabel's nightclub in Berkeley Square. In the last months of his life, he had to be pushed about in a wheelchair, hardly able to speak. Even though his face had grown thinner and paler, had a look of the greatest nobility. Elwes died on 6 August 1975, in Amberley, West Sussex.
|
|
One day I had a melody going that Red really liked, so he began writing lyrics to it. Before long, he had a look of real excitement in his eyes as if he knew we had something special going. We started leaning the story line toward Elvis' break-up with Priscilla and how it affected their daughter. He told me when it was finished Elvis was going to cut the song.
|
|
By the end of ninth, Mosley had a "look of resignation on his face" as he walked back to his corner. Mayweather ending up losing only the second round, according to the judges' scorecards, winning the 12 round fight by unanimous decision. Two judges had the final margin at 119–109, while the third had it at 118–108. The win improved Mayweather to 41–0 in his career, while dropping Mosley to 46–6.
|
|
François Trabuc, who was the chief orderly at Saint-Paul, and his wife, Jeanne both sat for van Gogh. François Trabuc had a look of "contemplative calm" which van Gogh found interesting in spite of the misery he had witness at Saint-Paul and a Marseille hospital during outbreaks of cholera. He wrote to Theo of Trabuc's character, a military presence and "small keen black eyes". If it were not for his intelligence and kindness, his eyes could seem like that of a bird of prey.
|
|
Louis-Antoine-Rose Ormières Lacase was born in 1809 in Aude in France during a time of unease due to the French Revolution a decade prior to his birth. He was baptized a few hours after his birth at the local parish church. Lacase was pleasant as a child and often joked around though sometimes had a look of uneasiness on his face. He first attended school in his hometown and then attended a school in Limoux before deciding to commence his ecclesial studies in 1828 in Carcassonne.
|
|