watch

• watch out

  ‘And you watch out for the royal governess!’

• neighbourhood watch

  The exhibition included various crime prevention systems both for the home and the car and details of neighbourhood watch.

• have to watch

  So you have to watch it at home?

• want to watch

  I want to watch

• i watch

• able to watch

  To be free in private is to be able to watch pornography or to preach the gospel.

• sit and watch

  Go and sit and watch the television

• watch how

  First, though, watch how the Koi swims in the company of other fish (any ‘loners’ should automatically be avoided).

• gold watch

  Then he called them across and gave each of them a beautiful gold watch.

• keep a watch

  From my place on the gallery I could keep a watch on Claire's door and on what was happening in the hall below.

• time to watch

  You want to be home in time to watch that and

• come and watch

  Do you want me to go, erm, and get changed then I, and then I can come and watch the .