Examples of 'you are looking out' in a sentence
Meaning of "you are looking out"
you are looking out - This phrase suggests that someone is observing, searching, or keeping an eye on something or someone
How to use "you are looking out" in a sentence
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you are looking out
If you are looking out the window wondering.
Look through your eyes as if you are looking out of windows.
Maybe you are looking out for me.
Browsing through car magazines is of great help when you are looking out for a car.
If you are looking out at the deal.
Street lighting, if you are looking out for it.
You are looking out.
I am glad that you are looking out for me.
If you are looking out at the sky at night for example.
Or to take care from you, not that you are looking out for her.
So if you are looking out to soothe.
Barcelona is a leading destination for those you are looking out for sun, sand and fiestas.
You are looking out from the rooftop of a building into Manhattan.
I am digging that you are looking out for Jake Riley.
You are looking out a different window than I.
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Best interest. You are looking out for my.
If you are looking out the window, there is no work happening.
But I have no fear, you are looking out for us.
You are looking out for them, as good friends always do.
Look, I appreciate that you are looking out for Owen.
If you are looking out for an economic rental deal, you can go for sharing.
You know, I am digging that you are looking out for Jake Riley.
You are looking out for my best interest Thank you!
Get started! - You are looking out.
You are looking out of the Big Country, in this direction.
How often you are looking out the windows?
You are looking out for each other!
I am glad that you are looking out for me, but this should be enough.
You are looking out for me?
Hello, We understand that you are looking out to have a WIX website designed and built.
Maybe you are looking out for me . Thanks.
But since you are looking out for him, He is still unconscious.
At some point you are looking out the window, free-associating.
In the third, you are looking out a window, letting your mind wander.
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Looking to get back up on that pogo stick
I have been looking all over for you
Looking at you is like seeing the ocean
