Examples of 'look who thinks' in a sentence
Meaning of "look who thinks"
look who thinks: This phrase is used rhetorically to express surprise or disbelief at someone's opinion or statement. It implies that the speaker finds the other person's perspective unexpected or amusing
How to use "look who thinks" in a sentence
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Look who thinks he can read.
Except he missed a few things that we will not overlook . - Look who thinks he 's Napoleon.
Well look who thinks he can waltz right in.
That you feel very strange but nice… ¶ Look who thinks she's Eydie Gormé.
Look who thinks they can wear white.
I need some air . Oh, look who thinks he 's God.
Look who thinks.
Hey . Well, well, look who thinks He can just waltz in here.
Look who thinks Mercury is the densest planet in the solar system.
I am out . Well, look who thinks they are going to be king of the rink tomorrow.
Well, look who thinks they are going to be king of the rink tomorrow.
Oh, look who thinks she can keep track of days now.
Look who thinks he 's the next Igor Kasminov.
Oh, look who thinks he 's smarter than sauce.
Look who thinks he 's smarter than sauce.
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Look who thinks he 's still in charge.
Well, look who thinks he 's gonna qualify his first year.
Oh! Look who thinks they can wear white.
Hey, jay, look who thinks Mercury is the densest planet in the solar system.
Look who thinks he 's Napoleon.
Look who thinks she's Eydie Gormé.
Look who thinks she's Admiral Crowe.
Arrr, look who thinks he's scary.
Well, look who thinks he 's Stuart 's uncle now.
Look who thinks he 's still in charge . That 's so cute.
Look who thinks he can read . Sudoku fan, huh?
Well, look who thinks he's gonna qualify his first year. - Yeah.
Huh . Look who thinks she 's Admiral Crowe.
