Examples of 'look at the muscles' in a sentence
Meaning of "look at the muscles"
look at the muscles: This phrase is a directive to observe or examine the muscles, usually in terms of their condition, strength, or appearance
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look at the muscles
Look at the muscles around the eyes.
Now we will move down to look at the muscles around the mouth and the nose.
Look at the muscles on that boy.
Look at that horse! Look at the muscles he 's got . Them long legs.
Look at the muscles on this one.
He 's growing . Look at the muscles.
Look at the muscles and tendons.
Ceps, biceps, triceps! Look at the muscles I have on me.
Look at the muscles on this guy.
Now we will look at the muscles which produce movement of the toes.
Look at the muscles on that man.
Look at the muscles of that fellow third from the end.
Look at the muscles I had two years ago.
Look at the muscles I have on me.
Look at the muscles I had two years ago I went on the last expedition.
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Look at the muscles of that fellow-third from the end.
If you look at the muscles of the arms, they are not as athletically perfect.
Look at the muscles around the eyes . They contracted a bit.
Look at the muscles he 's got, them long legs.
Look at the muscles on you, bro.
Look at the muscles on his arms!
Look at the muscles he 's got.
Look at the muscles on that boy . Josephine, come on.
Look at the muscles he 's got . Them long legs . They are made for running, horses.
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Directly linked to the muscles in your sphincter
My muscles make me a thousand promises of pain to come
Examples of using Look
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Look what you did to your pretty tuxedo
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