Examples of 'look-look' in a sentence
Meaning of "look-look"
Look-look is a term used to describe someone who appears to be observing multiple things at once or constantly seeking out new information
How to use "look-look" in a sentence
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Look-look at the amount of earth we have to deal with.
It's a great party everybody seems to be havin a good time… oh look-look.
Just look-look straight in the camera.
These things do not come without a cost . Look-Look what 's happening here.
Look-look at this guy over here.
Wait a second. Look-Look at the clothing.
Look-look the other way.
Before you go, look-look at my coat.
Look-look at it this way.
Look in my eyes . Look-Look in my eyes.
Look-look what she did to me.
Now we know it 's not loaded . An-And look-look on the bright side.
Now look-look at page two.
Do you recognize this guy? Look-look again.
Look-look at the camera.
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Your majesty . Look-look what she did to me.
Look-look at each other.
The dried blood. Look-look at his cuts.
Look-look at the monitor.
Did he kick you? Look-look at me.
I mean, look-look at the, the story of Joseph and his coat of many colors.
Just … uh, stand over here . Just look-look straight in the camera.
Look-look at Look at this.
Yeah, but he's still gonna be Chicken. Look-look at it this way.
Look-Look at this damage.
And the anxious mothers would take up the call, Look-look well, O Wolves!
Look-Look at the clothing.
Just look-look again.
Look-look at this guy she's marrying.
Now look-look at me.
Look-look really happy.
Look-look at his cuts.
Look-look at my face.
Look-look at that.
Now look-look how -- this is a good growth point, and we are going up from here.
Look-look really happy . Four years old.
Look-look at each other . Ingrid, connect with him.
Look-Look what 's happening here.
Look-Look in my eyes. You know me.
Look-Look at this one.
Look-Look in my eyes.
