Usually that would mean looking at someone's clothes, hair, make-up.
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To do all that would mean looking at a lot more sponges.
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I mean, looking at her she looks about as white as Dana Perino.
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Sure, that can mean looking for a new job or getting new skills.
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That would mean looking at policies directly related to the family and education.
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In the age of the heritage brand, does looking forward necessarily mean looking back?
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I mean, looking at how well she's done for herself, who wouldn't follow Poehler's lead?
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"He used to be really mean-looking," said Mr. Nasti, who designed and built Santa.
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Of course, F-Series trucks are also modified for play, like this mean-looking '55 ...
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Looking straight into the ocean doesn't usually mean looking in a perfect eastwardly or westwardly direction.
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Winning might mean looking in places and at ideas investors might not expect to be successful.
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They contained local species such as porgies, striped bass, blackfish and one mean-looking oyster toadfish.
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I mean, looking at what we're seeing now, I would say between 100,000 and 200,93 cases.
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It can mean looking fashionable and attractive to friends, and yes, maybe even to the public.
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Our $2610,25 tester looked alright, but in TRD Pro guise the Tundra is a mean looking machine.
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In the clip above, a very mean-looking leopard seal chases after a miniature penguin in Antarctica.
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On a gray concrete ramp lined by neon yellow safety rails, a mean-looking military machine spins up.
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This mean-looking model has five cleaning modes, hidden LED controls, and a battery life of 14 days.
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" "I mean, looking at what we're seeing now, you know, I would say between 100 and 200,000 (deaths).
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Proving it's more than just a mean-looking van, it's been fitted with a "Tipper Bed" for extra utility.
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And stupid not to follow through on a gesture of kindness just because Mike had a mean-looking face.
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" A mean-looking woman who has just shot her husband says into the telephone: "And one more thing, Lieutenant.
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I had to wrestle my way through a crowd of mean looking, big women and their effeminate, browbeating husbands.
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I mean, looking back on it, I'm sure the wine was total shit, but it was real, you know?
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But their logo is a mean-looking cat face with a mushroom cloud coming out the top of its head.
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And while the production Tiggy might not be so mean looking, it will seat seven and be nearly as techie.
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At the end of each pole was a mean-looking hook a few inches long and a two-pound lead weight.
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I mean, looking at what we're seeing now, you know, I would say between 1003 and 200,000 cases — excuse me, deaths.
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I mean, looking at what we're seeing now, you know, I would say between 200 and 200,000 cases — excuse me, deaths.
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If supporters' plan of attack doesn't work, it would mean looking at next year when Congress returns from the winter break.
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But these days, a pair of mean-looking hounds tail her as she makes the rounds at her farm in central Kenya.
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That might mean looking at Musk's public statements about production capacity and then checking out internal documents to see if Musk was accurate.
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Protein World, for its part, told the board that the phrase "beach body" was commonly used and understood to mean looking one's best.
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Claire Williams said it was important to have the resources to go racing but that might not mean looking for another title partner.
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JOSH LIPTON: Did you think -- I mean, looking back did you think – do you think you tried to introduce too much new too fast?
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Nowadays, the internet is more of an astrological resource than the sky itself — but that doesn't mean looking upward is completely without its benefits.
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You know, the one where a mean-looking Ryu built up a hadouken before launching it at the screen, ahead of the menu's arrival.
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I think there will be some really significant strides in anti-aging, and I don't mean looking good or- Let's call it "pro-aging".
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If you wish to create a blonde bombshell with a beard or a mean-looking man who sounds like a woman from Eastern Europe, you can.
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That might mean looking past toxic corporate culture to take an Uber over a taxi or risking racial profiling to book an Airbnb over a hotel.
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That may mean looking at a car's data and error code and helping the technician diagnose an issue or doing predictive maintenance on a commercial vehicle.
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Investors should go overweight on equities, but stretched valuations mean looking outside the U.S., Katie Koch, a portfolio management chief at Goldman Sachs Asset Management told CNBC.
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That means continuing to work with mice to see whether anandamide has an effect on their gut inflammation; it also might mean looking for effects in humans.
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For me, living in my dream house would mean looking out the window and seeing a great view, whether it be skyscrapers or a beautiful mountain skyline.
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Officials said these measures will mean looking at children's output throughout the year to see how they progress, rather than forming a judgment based on one test.
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When the researchers followed up to try to figure out why, they found that the participants associated the mean-looking people with feelings of "disgust," which is harsh!
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This might be a fresh-out-the-box cape, a pair of mean-looking gauntlets, or some sexy new boots, and equipping these does more than just change someone's appearance.
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Quentin Tarantino just snapped at the Cannes Film Festival again -- and by that, we mean snapping open a lighter and burning a mean-looking cigar after some bad press this week.
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"I wanted a mean-looking hawk," Fry told The New York Times in 173, when Iowa had its first winning season in 217 years and made it to the Rose Bowl.
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For people who naturally have a little bit of fat right under the eye (Jessica Alba, Beyoncé), ignoring intuition to conceal the undereye and highlighting instead can mean looking younger and happier.
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That may mean looking for ways of making life easier for Goldman engineers, such as getting away from an email-based culture or spurring small changes to improve engineers' ability to be creative.
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A glow-up doesn't just mean looking or dressing better (although both of those may help if you're planning to tactically run into your ex while looking like a million bucks, in which case, please refer to our photo essay on revenge dresses).
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But most of the play consists of the two actors, both Olivier Award winners, watchfully maneuvering across the wide expanse of Hildegard Bechtler's airy yet arid set, quoting Shakespeare at each other or joining forces to make a mean-looking bloody mary.
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But he offered his own estimates for the course of the new coronavirus in the US."I mean, looking at what we're seeing now, I would say between 100,000 and 200,000 cases," Fauci said but corrected himself to say he was referring to deaths.
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Although fashion, not being the most self-aware of worlds, is rarely considered from this point of view, it can't be denied that where beauty previously may have meant having straight teeth, clear skin, shiny hair, and a number of other things, it seems suddenly to mean looking thin and tired.
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Abbott was born 7 October 1762 in Canterbury to John Abbott, a barber, and his wife Alice.Brightwell (1866) p. 228. Abbot lived in a "small, mean-looking house" near the Cathedral, and was initially educated at a dame school.Brightwell (1866) p. 229.
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Emboldened, Pig approaches the group. Through the crowd, Pig barely sees a mean-looking caricature of himself, with "Dirty P-" written at the top. Devastated, Pig rips the drawing out of Fox's sketchbook and runs away in tears. As evening continues, the fog draws near - Pig should be returning to his home to wind the windmill.
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Convincing the boy to hand him the gun, the Scarecrow claims that the "mean-looking" weapon reminds him of his past as a big game hunter. As the Scarecrow begins narrating his supposed past at the Belgian Congo, the scenery changes around the characters. The interior of the hovel is replaced by a jungle environment. The trio are off to a hunting expedition.
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Here, it is used to mean "looking something up (on the Web)". It includes any activity where a topic is identified, and an effort is made to actively gather information for the purpose of furthering understanding. It may include some post-collection analysis like a concern for quality or synthesis. Through searches on the Internet hundreds or thousands of pages can often be quickly found with some relation to a given topic.
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A mean-looking, husky pitcher with long hair and a mustache, Berenguer was nicknamed 'Pancho Villa' by his teammates, and Twins fans admiringly referred to him as 'Señor Smoke' or 'El Gasolino' due to his mid-90s mph fastball. Extremely wild as a youngster, Berenguer learned to harness his sneaky fastball which he liked to throw inside, and added a deceptive forkball. His effectiveness was aided by his intimidating appearance and disposition.
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But he was the dearest boy, so absolutely nice-minded."The Last September 47 There is an insinuation that the East carries sexual connotations but Gerald is "nice-minded" and he will not be offended by this association with the East. The colonial project is embodied in Gerald. When Laurence asks him about the meaning of civilisation, he believes that the British Empire is very capable of delivering civilisation to people: "I mean, looking back in history – not that I'm intellectual – we do seem the only people.
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Chelandry was a bay mare bred in England by her owner Lord Rosebery. She was trained throughout her racing career by William Walters Jr. She was not a physically impressive specimen being variously described as "mean-looking", "wiry", and a "common- looking little filly". She was from the first, and only European crop of foals sired by Goldfinch, a half brother to Common and Throstle, who won the New Stakes in 1891. Her dam Illuminata also produced Ladas and several influential broodmares including Phosphine, Vauxhall and Gas.
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They reveal that he is looking for his wife, Martha. After Seth shows them to their room, Jeremy relates a story about his guitar-playing abilities and how he is wary of playing for white men or money because of a bad experience. Bynum convinces Jeremy to go down to a bar to play for some money. Seth confides in Bynum and Bertha his lack of confidence in Loomis, and thinks that he is a "mean looking" man and he doesn't want to help him find his wife because of it.
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Dannii was introduced as a wealthy, fashion student at Hollyoaks Community College. She made her first appearance in Hollyoaks by arriving in a flashy car with blacked-out windows and a couple of mean-looking men by her side. She moved above Drive 'n' Buy with Nick O'Connor and Kristian Hargreaves, and attracted male attention. Everyone jumped to the conclusions that her father is in the Mafia, but he was in fact just a rich Italian businessman; Further more, Dannii proved she could stand on her own feet.
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He then had a dream where his dead father Charlie appeared and warned him that something terrible is about to happen to him. He was told by a black gay couple living in the squat with him that seeing your own dead relatives in your dreams was a bad sign but Nick was not worried. He then decided to meet up with his son Ashley and ex-wife Zoe and went to Zoe's brother Eddie to ask for her address. He also had some mean-looking thugs on his trail (one named Colin) who had a score to settle with him.
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On his first day of trial, Whelan was noted as wearing an "irreproachable" black silk hat, black frock coat, white vest with narrow gold chain and back pants, and exhibiting a "jaunty" demeanor. He sat with folded arms, listening intently to the trial proceedings and eating apples. He was entranced by the flies walking on the ceiling of the courthouse, and laughed audibly when a constable lost his footing and slipped while trying to bring him out of the defendant's box. Agnes Macdonald wrote in her journal that he was a "small, mean-looking" man, who stroked his moustache nervously.
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This may mean looking into the potential for breaking into new markets with existing products or developing complementary products that will allow this type of expansion. Corporate development strategy would monitor the trends associated with a corporation's products or services and helps the corporation establish strategies to find more customers. In addition, corporate development works to maximize the profits of a corporation by figuring out the appropriate pricing for a given good or service. A corporate development team also leads discussions with sales department heads regarding how to market corporate goods, organize marketing campaigns, analyze market research and incorporate any customer advice or complaints into marketing strategies in such cases; extensive industry specific business experience is often preferred which is why companies may hire an external firm to help them engage in such moves.
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Influenced by Al-Afghani's modernist interpretations one Muhammad Abduh, a Mufti of Egypt revisited then contemporary Islamic thought with his ijtihad post 1899AD in his tafsir al Manar, expressed that, wherever Quran seemed contradictory and irrational to logic and science , must be understood as reflecting the Arab vision of the world, as written with available 7th century intellectual level of Arabs; all verses referring to superstitions like witchcraft and evil eye be explained as expressions of then Arab beliefs; and miraculous events and deeds in Quran be rationally explained just as metaphors or allegories. According to Ali Amjad Rizvi rejecting scriptural inerrancy would need not taking Quran literally as word of God but as word of the man, even if divinely inspired, that also would mean looking at Muhammad just any other fallible historical man in context of his own time not necessarily for emulation.
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The Earl was zealous in promoting the Catholic cause following the 1829 Emancipation Act, and it was he who first brought Pugin to North Staffordshire in the autumn of 1837, initially as an architect and interior designer at the Towers. Convinced that Pugin was the greatest acquisition the Church had made for some time, the Earl soon resolved that he would make financial contributions only to churches designed by Pugin and built under his supervision. As the Earl's architect, Pugin paid frequent, and sometimes lengthy visits, to Alton Towers - a convenient base from which to supervise progress on his various buildings in the Midlands. St. Giles' was vastly different in concept and design from the mean-looking chapels - such as the converted armoury in Cheadle - in which Catholics were accustomed to worship under the Toleration Act; different too from the fashionable city chapels such as that in Warwick Street where the Talbot family worshipped when in London.
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Pigs have long been featured in proverbial expressions: a "pig's ear", a "pig in a poke", as well as the Biblical expressions "pearls before swine" and "ring of gold in a swine's snout". Indeed, whereas the phrase "lipstick on a pig" seems to have been coined in the 20th century, the concept of the phrase may not be particularly recent. The similar expression, "You can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear" seems to have been in use by the middle of the 16th century or earlier. Thomas Fuller, the British physician, noted the use of the phrase "A hog in armour is still but a hog" in 1732, here, as the Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (1796) later noted "hog in armour" alludes to "an awkward or mean looking man or woman, finely dressed." The Baptist preacher Charles Spurgeon (1834–1892) recorded the variation "A hog in a silk waistcoat is still a hog" in his book of proverbs The Salt-Cellars (published 1887).
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