| We all look to Frank as somebody who, when we were making difficult decisions, was there with a funny quip. |
| If you are within sight of Edinburgh Castle this Friday night you would be well advised to look to the skies. |
| The followers look to the leader for encouragement, strength and the promise of successful accomplishment of the mission. |
| The woman had a hard-nosed look to her, sporting a warrior's queue of green hair. |
| Mrs Taylor-Silk said the break would give the family a chance to forget about past worries and look to the future. |
| His proposal has come as council finance chiefs look to balance the books and keep this year's rise in council tax below five per cent. |
