Examples of 'looks out' in a sentence
Meaning of "looks out"
looks out - means to watch for or be aware of something, often used when someone is being vigilant or attentive
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of look out
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looks out
Everybody looks out for their own.
Looks out over the whole square.
Lex only looks out for lex.
Looks out the window of a moving car.
If the target looks out the blinds.
He looks out but still he sees nothing.
The big window looks out on a garden.
He looks out of the window and then at me.
And the team looks out for me.
And looks out for each other.
So only now the handle looks out.
Everybody looks out his own window.
I am seeing a lot of looks out here.
And she looks out for all of us.
It could be anything that looks out of place.
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The room looks out on the ocean.
I have a sworn brother who looks out for me.
My window looks out on your front door.
Marco crosses to the door and looks out.
The other looks out into space.
Looks out for the interests of others.
He sits up and looks out the window.
She looks out for my best interest.
A gentleman never looks out of the window.
She looks out for new assassins.
You know my smile looks out of place.
Henry looks out into his field.
Of the palace that looks out of place.
A man looks out for number one.
So unless someone runs to a window and looks out.
The kitchen looks out on the water.
Looks out over the lawn.
Bob only looks out for himself.
Looks out over the water.
My sister only looks out for herself.
He looks out again at the threatening sky.
Anybody that looks out the window.
It looks out on the garden and valley.
This is how it looks out of the oven.
It looks out into the woods behind us.
The government looks out for itself.
She looks out onto the playground.
Amber compulsively looks out for number one.
That looks out like a constant brightness.
Anything that looks out of place.
He looks out for the people before.
A young women looks out to the surf.
It looks out for their interests as well.
The machine looks out for me.
He looks out at the ocean and he is thinking.
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Found one that looks just like me
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