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Meanings of looking sidewise in English

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Usage of looking sidewise in English
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He settled himself in his chair, looking sidewise toward Chichester.
The Dweller on the Threshold
2
And Metta's mother wasn't the only one in town looking sidewise at these Bohemian doings.
Ma Pettengill
3
You've always been a triumphant kind of person. Carl hesitated, looking sidewise at her strong, full figure.
O Pioneers!
4
He still held her wrists; but she stood unresisting, tense and rigid, with averted head, looking sidewise down.
Jaffery
5
At that the old man laughed a hearty laugh, looking sidewise to see that Dudda was at work and unheeding.
A Thane of Wessex: Being a Story of the Great Viking Raids into ...
6
She was looking sidewise, quite hidden by a scarlet poke-bonnet, and at the old man's shout she turned the smiling face of little June.
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
7
"No-o," she answered, looking sidewise at Van Vreck, her face half turned from him.
The Second Latchkey
8
"It's a dear old place," said the young man, looking sidewise at his neighbour.
The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 1
9
"Aye," he nodded, not so much as looking sidewise, "any one would know they are saying that.
Hira Singh : when India came to fight in Flanders
10
"Rogers wasn't far from a forest when he got here," said the Very Young Man, looking sidewise at the papers in the Doctor's hand.
The Girl in the Golden Atom
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