"Look" Example Sentences
1. Take a look outside, it's snowing!
2. I took a look in the mirror and fixed my hair.
3. Let's look over the agenda before the meeting starts.
4. The tour guide pointed out the sights for travelers to look at.
5. The jewelry store had a display case full of necklaces to look at.
6. The view from the mountain top was breathtaking to look at.
7. My teacher asked the class to look up some information in the encyclopedia.
8. I looked for my keys all over the house but couldn't find them.
9. Please look over the contract before you sign it.
10. The museum had many interesting artefacts to look at.
11. I like the way that outfit looks on you.
12. The clown made funny faces to look at the children.
13. I'll look into that issue and get back to you.
14. The paintings on the wall were fascinating to look at.
15. Would you mind looking after my dog while I'm away?
16. The tour guide pointed out interesting things for us to look at.
17. The construction site was fascinating to look at.
18. The chef tasted the soup to look for any seasoning it needed.
19. The view from the mountaintop was spectacular to look at.
20. The store had a beautiful display of dresses to look at.
21. I can't help but look at you when you smile like that.
22. That restaurant sounds interesting, let's look into it.
23. The computer programmers looked over the code for errors.
24. The plants in the garden were beautiful to look at.
25. She couldn't help but look up every time he walked into the room.
26. The athletic trainer examined the injury to look for any damage.
27. Please look over these reports and let me know if you have any questions.
28. The crime scene was gruesome for investigators to look at.
29. I don't like the way this policy looks in print.
30. The home had a wonderful garden for visitors to look at.
31. You'll have to look elsewhere for a better deal.
32. The scenery along the hike was beautiful to look at.
33. The dictionary failed to look up that particular word.
34. I looked forward to seeing you again.
35. Please look into that issue and let me know.
36. The students looked over their notes before the exam.
37. The farm had many animals for children to look at.
38. The view from the top of the mountain was stunning to look at.
39. Try not to look so down, things will get better.
40. The book's illustrations were interesting to look at.
41. You look lovely in that dress.
42. The display window had beautiful jewelry to look at.
43. The view from the balcony was gorgeous to look at.
44. Could you please look over my essay and give me some feedback?
45. The gardens had many beautiful plants to look at.
46. He looked over his notes one more time before the test.
47. The teacher waited for all students to look up from their phones.
48. The zoo had many exotic animals for visitors to look at.
49. The landscape paintings were wonderful to look at.
50. The garden had beautiful flowers to look at.
51. You'll have to look elsewhere for work.
52. Would you mind looking after my plants while I'm away?
53. I quickly looked away when she caught me staring.
54. The stars looked down from the night sky.
55. Please look into that mistake and correct it.
56. The police investigated the crime scene to look for clues.
57. He couldn't resist looking at her beautiful face.
58. The menu had many enticing dishes to look at.
59. The view from the mountaintop took my breath away.
60. The aquarium had fascinating fish to look at.
Common Phases
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Look here! (to get someone's attention)
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Look out! (to warn someone of danger)
- Take a
look (examine or inspect something)
- Keep an eye out/Keep a
look out (watch or observe carefully for something)
- How does it
look? (what does something seem like?)
- Have a
look (examine or inspect something)
- In a nutshell/ In a nutshell, that's what it boils down to. (used to summarize something)
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Look up to (admire and try to emulate someone)
- Turn a blind eye (ignore or refuse to notice something wrong)
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Look after (take care of someone or something)
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Look into (investigate or examine something)
- Give someone a once-over (glance over someone or something quickly)
- For all intents and purposes (as far as practical purposes are concerned)
- With a glint in one's eye (with a mischievous or knowing
look)
- Lay one's eyes on (see or perceive something for the first time)
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Look over (examine something carefully)
- Lock eyes (make eye contact)
- Once in a blue moon (very rarely)
- At a glance (with just a quick
look)