| Our only option was to look on enviously as past conflicts were overcome by means of economic cooperation. |
| As the days progressed, students looked enviously at the empty staff parking lots while they fumed in line, or cruised the designated student lots hoping for parking spots. |
| When it was portrayed in a Bond film, we all looked enviously because it was much more glamorous than the real thing. |
| I happened to be idly looking out my window, enviously eyeing up the copious foliage growing in my neighbours' flat. |
| Many in the neighbourhood look enviously at her, this girl whose future prospects look rosy thanks to a white lady. |
| Boys they didn't know, on their way to work, stopped and looked at them enviously. |
