Examples of 'have to look away' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to look away"
have to look away: means the action of turning one's gaze in a different direction, often to avoid discomfort or unpleasant sights
How to use "have to look away" in a sentence
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have to look away
But you gonna have to look away.
I have to look away from the screen sometimes.
Sometimes you just have to look away.
Sometimes you have to look away from the sun to capture the sunset.
Drivers assimilate data more quickly and do not have to look away from the road.
I also have to look away when Mufasa dies.
It is so bright that I have to look away.
Did you have to look away or close your eyes?
But sometimes to find it, you have to look away.
I shall have to look away.
She saw your eyes in me, and she would have to look away.
Asked whether viewers might have to look away during screenings, Rahman says, “ I would hope so . ”.
He 's so beautiful that I find that sometimes I have to look away.
You do not have to look away.
Now, dialing only takes a second, but you are gonna have to look away.
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Tell me when I have to look away.
The sea shimmers with such beauty, I can not take it in, I have to look away.
When you make eye contact, you have to look away a bit.
She saw your eyes in me, and she'd have to look away.
I am sorry! You do not have to look away.
From the horror. In fact, some of you may even have to look away.
In the palace, you do not have to look away.
You see, she is a very proud woman, Mr Carson . I shall have to look away.
Maggie, I love you, but you have to look away.
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