Examples of 'apple looks' in a sentence
Meaning of "apple looks"
apple looks: Refers to the appearance or visual characteristics of an apple
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apple looks
An apple looks red regardless of where it is viewed.
Cut an apple and show children what an apple looks like on the inside.
That apple looks just like a person.
Nonetheless, the future of Apple looks bleak.
Apple looks to be on the market for electric cars.
Here is what the actual apple looks like on the streets of New York.
Apple looks to the future.
Your friend's apple looks like it is frowning.
Apple looks for someone who can offer fearless feedback.
In this picture, the founder of Apple looks seriously ill.
That apple looks delish.
Want to know what the new campus for Apple looks like?
This apple looks like it was shot from the tree with a rocket.
As for Martorana, his family 's indentured servitude to Apple looks like it will continue indefinitely.
Apple looks to build manufacturing unit in India.
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Who says everyone in the Big Apple looks the other way?
Apple looks to make Group FaceTime audio calls more realistic.
It 's very impressive to see, especially the largest apple looks as him!
Apple looks set to steal Netflix 's streaming crown - but its lead will not last long.
AnnaBeth, that apple looks enticing.
The apple looks so good; I might do just about anything to have one.
BOUNCING, SCREAMING - Ahh! - That apple looks just like a person.
Apple looks to take down….
That apple looks delicious!
Apple looks to ‘ green ' metal for use in iPhone and MacBook.
AnnaBeth, that apple looks enticing. And I haven't eaten an itty-bitty thing all day.
Apple looks set to open its 15th store in Australia.
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