Definition: To try to see, to pay attention to with one’s eyes.
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'look': 32
1. Take a look at the sky—it's turning orange.
2. I always look both ways before crossing.
3. You look great in that outfit.
4. She gave me a strange look.
5. Let's look for clues around the house.
6. Look what I found in the attic!
7. Don’t look down if you're scared of heights.
8. He told me to look him in the eyes.
9. Look closely; there's something hidden there.
10. I like the look of that restaurant.
11. They look exactly alike.
12. Just one look and I knew she was upset.
13. Please look after my dog this weekend.
14. I look forward to the holidays.
15. Look how fast the car is going!
16. She tried to look confident during the interview.
17. Look around—this place is amazing.
18. Did you look into the issue?
19. He gave her a look of disapproval.
20. Let me take a look at your report.
1. Take a look at the sky—it's turning orange.
2. I always look both ways before crossing.
3. You look great in that outfit.
4. She gave me a strange look.
5. Let's look for clues around the house.
6. Look what I found in the attic!
7. Don’t look down if you're scared of heights.
8. He told me to look him in the eyes.
9. Look closely; there's something hidden there.
10. I like the look of that restaurant.
11. They look exactly alike.
12. Just one look and I knew she was upset.
13. Please look after my dog this weekend.
14. I look forward to the holidays.
15. Look how fast the car is going!
16. She tried to look confident during the interview.
17. Look around—this place is amazing.
18. Did you look into the issue?
19. He gave her a look of disapproval.
20. Let me take a look at your report.
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