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Example sentences for "but look"

No, but look here: The little Swiftwaite has a friend with her from Winona, dandy looker and some gay bird, and Harry and me thought maybe you'd like to sneak off for one evening.

But look here, sister; I'm one great hand at busting rules.

I don't hold with a brig for fast-sailing, but look at the length of them two masts, and see how she's pierced for guns.

But look here, do you want me to box your ears?

But look here," cried Uncle Paul, "I should like you to see the vessel and act for me.

But look here, Pickle; were you with them all the time?

It would please old Andy too; but--but look there; they are more sensible than you think for.

Yes, that's one of the islands; but look here, what's the good of going on like this?

You two sharp-eyed youngsters ought to be able to take care of yourselves; but look here, I don't want you to fight.

But look here, Chips, are there any sparks inside there, likely to set the wood-work alight?

But look here, hadn't you better take father's advice and not talk so much?

Yes; but look here, Strake," whispered Syd.

I could; but look here, you are the captain's son.

All very well driving here on a bright autumn morning to get an appetite for breakfast, but look at the long dark dismal rides I have at all times in the winter.

Don't speak or move," he whispered; "but look down to the right.

Do but look at that vanguard as they breast the slope,' he cried.

To bed at sundown, and a sermon ready if ye do but look kindly at the waiting-wench or hum the refrain of a ditty.

Now do but look at those four pieces of ordnance trailing along like lame sheep behind the flock.

Now do but look at him as he reins up that showy grey stallion and gazes back at us.

I take such pleasure in her loveliness and in all that pertains to her, it is a happiness to me to but look on.

Anne, Anne, look not so strangely through the window at the blueness of the sky, sweet soul, but look at me.

But look ye; not only did this fellow stop me, but he threatened me, saying that Robin Hood would strip me as bare as a winter hedge.

But look well to it, Master Sheriff, for I will have my laws obeyed by all men within my kingdom, and if thou art not able to enforce them thou art no sheriff for me.

But look thee, Little John, keep thyself out of mischief, for I would not have ill befall thee for all the world.

But look at the chance, my dear," said the little ex-actress, eagerly.

But look at a day by the side of a salmon river!

But look at these, these individual souls: How sadly men show out of joint with man!

Do but look at my horse: did you ever see an animal so made for speed in your life?

But look here, Denham; we must give up all idea of capturing wagons.

But look here, me bhoy; ye've got to serrve whether ye like it or whether ye don't.

Your wrists are bad enough, but look at your legs.

Well, it is hard work; but look here: they didn't search us last night, only tied us hand and foot.

But look here, my dear; Fanny is of age, isn't she?

Well, but look here, Miss Sophia; let me paint the scene.

Oh, my pipe you mean; but look at the difference; mosquitoes bite human beings, they don't eat them!

But look there, you can see a storm is gathering in that quarter.

But look here; father said he did not like to see men idle, and that Dinass had been well punished, and he would consent if the Colonel agreed.

But look here, what shall, we do--carry the Colonel forward or go back?

But look here," said Joe; "would it be safe?

But look, here's the little house where one of the greatest geniuses who ever saw the light in Scotland first opened his eyes.

But look now," Frank said a little later, as the other came closer.

But look here, Frank, you've heard your dad talk about this Thunder Mountain business, I take it?

But look here, what d'ye suppose they're doing so far away from their reservation?

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "but look" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

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