look

• look like

  ‘No, do not look like that, lassie.

• have a look

  Go and have a look.

• look out

  ‘I shall look out for a move.’

• do not look

  ‘No, do not look like that, lassie.

• i look

  Keoi look like ordinary human individuals — men and women — and in fact they were this at some time, but they performed a forbidden act which transformed them into keoi .

• look back

  At the bad moments don't look back and think, Well at least I'm a major in the British Army.

• look up

  Travis didn't look up.

• look through

  Erm you can have a look look through if you want.

• have to look

  For that we have to look elsewhere.

• must look

  We must look to the pattern of judicial decisions over time.

• need to look

  we'd need to look at it again, wouldn't we?

• should look

  It should look quite attractive.

• look forward

  They look forward to other assistance from Europe in respect of the social charter.

• go to look

• try to look

  ‘At least try to look serious.

• then look

  We will then look at him on Saturday to see if there is a reaction.

• when you look

  Which is, of course, totally ridiculous, when you look at it rationally.

• look inside

  He begged permission to look inside it, which the airport authorities granted, knowing that he could neither fly nor navigate.

• when we look

  Now a look ahead to a series of special reports on Central next week, when we look at the future of transport.

• look so

  You all look so handsome.’

• look even

  They say he recruits them so he can look even more golden and gorgeous by contrast.’

• look very

  It doesn't look very promising.

• look at something

  If you look at something like the Institute for Group Psychotherapy in London, it's founded on other writings than Freud's writings on Group Psychology.

• go and look

  I can go and look at their one.

• do look

• look good

  To sum up the ‘Caribbean range’ as Aerospatiale describe the TB series, they definitely look good on the apron.

• begin to look