Examples of 'another look at you' in a sentence

Meaning of "another look at you"

Another look at you: This phrase suggests a desire or need to observe or examine someone or something again, often implying a sense of curiosity or admiration

How to use "another look at you" in a sentence

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another look at you
I should have another look at you in a month or so.
The doctors here are going to take another look at you.
I wanted to get another look at you before you go.
Told him that he needed to take another look at you.
He 's gonna have another look at you tomorrow . i have spoken to the doctor.
I just wanted to take another look at you.
Let me get another look at you two, huh?
Well, maybe we should be taking another look at you.
I will take another look at you.
Sorry to make you wait, but I wanted to take another look at you.
Let me take another look at you.
She called him . Told him that he needed to take another look at you.
Let me have another look at you.
I have spoken to the doctor . He 's going to have another look at you tomorrow.
He 's going to have another look at you tomorrow.

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Sir. Thankyou. maybe I should have another look at you.
I just wanna take another look at you.
What? I just wanted to take another look at you.
I need to have another look at you.
I wasn't trying to get another look at you.
I just want to take another look at you.
Perhaps he could take another look at you.
And after I have another look at you.
Maybe I should have another look at you.
Sir . maybe I should have another look at you.
Celie, Mister want another look at you.
It 's probably nothing, but I think - - I should have another look at you in a month or so.
Okay . Come on . I will take another look at you.
Well. Let's have another look at you.
Hm? - Hey . I just wanna take another look at you.

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