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Simple sentences
Look at me when I talk to you!
You look as healthy as ever.
You must look after the child.
I look forward to meeting you again soon.
Look out for bees.
I look forward to your next visit.
Take a look at this map.
I'll look forward to it.
These pearls look real.
You look very tired. You must have been working too hard.
You don't look so hot.
Look at the girls.
I'll look after your child while you are away.
Look sharp!
If you look at the lyrics, they don't really mean much.
If you look at the song's lyrics, they really don't mean much.
When you're beginning to look like the photo in your passport, you should go on a holiday.
When you start to look like the photo in your passport, it's time to go on vacation.
You look stupid.
Look at me when I'm talking to you.
How many times a day do you look at yourself in the mirror?
If you don't have anything to do, look at the ceiling of your room.
I tend to look at the pictures before reading the text.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this matter.
Look how they all speak ill of me behind my back because I married a woman thirty years younger than me.
I prefer to look for a solution to problems, not only to report them.
Hey, look, a three-headed monkey!
Movie subtitles
When I look at it we can't praise you enough!
She probably thinks I just look similar.
You look normal, but how sad.
You don't look like you did.
But why did he look at me that way?
Look, this crazy.
Mark, look!
Look out!
In order to use the Geass, one must look directly into the opponents' eyes.
Right. How's his intelligence look?
Let's look again at what happened to Imperial China.
Look, I like to have fun just as much as the next guy, you know, but um, look, things are different now.
Look, some men just took our bags.
Look around you.
May Allah look kindly upon you.
Look! I sold some sheep and bought these for you. Try them on.
Look at that strange set-up.
You should have seen the look on his face!
Your father doesn't look at me anymore.
You look handsome.
Look at this!
Look!
Look at yourself. A Kabyle raped your grandmother!
Ooh. Look, you're a great lay, but I think we should keep this client-attorney business strictly professional.
But look how many there are.
Well, let me take a look at 'em.
Oh. Okay, look, I'll get your money back.
Look, Frankie, I'll get your money.
Hey, invisible kid. You don't look so good.
Look, Nick, what Johnny's doing is wrong, but the way the whole peanut trade works is even wronger.
Look, he's not my friend anymore.
Look, I got a free catcher, I got one of Nick's crew suspended, and I got Nick to turn his back on one of his best friends.
Look, you and I are finished!
Look at what they did to us?
Oh, look!
Look around. carefully!
News and current affairs
As a visiting professor at Harvard and MIT, I am getting a good preview of what the world could look like when the crisis finally passes.
The remit of Sweden's fiscal council is particularly broad, giving it a mandate not only to forecast, but also to look more deeply at the motivations and consequences of government policy.
They first look at the different ways that climate change will affect us at mid-century.
The world economy, however, is unlikely to look the same.
Europe's stock markets will begin to look like an attractive alternative.
He would be shocked to look at today's world: a Europe with stubbornly high unemployment, a Japan mired in a decade of near stagnation, and now an America lacking the policy tools to deal with any additional unexpected economic bad news.
Look at America in 1787: creation of the federal government swept away the balkanized system of pre-revolutionary colonies, ushering in an era of entrepreneurial expansion across the entire American Continent.
Looking ahead to the post-Kyoto world offers us the chance to start a new dialogue and to look at new options on climate change.
They note that the Golden Age was in fact an unusual period, if you look at the last two centuries of economic history.
Seven billion people now look toward the United Nations for solutions to the world's great global challenges.
Friedrich Nietzsche said that if you look in the eye of the Devil for too long, you risk becoming a devil yourself.
There are altogether too many complex ideas floating around that look good on paper, but might well prove deeply flawed in a big-time crisis.
President Barack Obama has appointed a bipartisan deficit-reduction commission, whose chairmen recently provided a glimpse of what their report might look like.
The continent's Mediterranean neighbors look to Europe as their natural partner.
He could meet his bride seated majestically on the caparison of an elaborately decorated elephant, and she would look ravishing swathed and bejeweled in Indian finery.
What, then, will a future risk assessment look like if significantly less organized and developed countries begin - with the active assistance of the nuclear powers - to acquire civilian nuclear-energy capabilities?
To arrive at an informed answer, we need to work out how the planet will look in 2100 if we invest different amounts in adaptation and carbon cuts.
But it's worth taking a closer look at the premise that banning things is the smartest way to tackle global warming.
It is easy to predict that Sarajevo will be the place where they will meet to look back on Europe's savage twentieth century.
But how will Sarajevo look in five years?
All those who have made it their job to praise the stability in the region should look at these figures.
It is to the media that the continent must look for an example of solidarity.
Africa's international partners must not look the other way at this crucial moment.
What religion should teach us is not how to hate, but - to borrow again from Confucius - how to develop societies that look after and welcome the poor, the stranger, and the oppressed.