Her bag was stuffed with keys, and in her hand she carried a book in which were set down the particulars of the houses we were to look over.
Defn: To look over; to explore or examine for something; as, to prospect a district for gold.
To look down upon from a place that is over or above; to look over or view from a higher position; to rise above, so as to command a view of; as, to overlook a valley from a hill.
I think, having turned to look over my right shoulder, then revolving to look over my left shoulder, I threw my right wrist over on my left leg.
Failing to see him over my right shoulder, I turned to look over my left shoulder.
Edward Percival's little journal, which she had been reading, was left on the sofa, and Belinda gave it to Helena, who eagerly began to look over it.
But we'll go up and have a look over things, and find out maybe more than Leo has told us about our plans.
Look over there at that water--where would any canoe be out there?
Look over there," said he, "about half a mile, right at the foot of that rock wall.
Look over there to the south twenty miles or so, and you'll see Cranberry Lake.
Now, I would like you to look over there at the mockup.
Now, during the period you were standing there in the garage, were you able to look over in the direction of the Main Street ramp?
Now, as you were standing here where we have marked the A and as you looked over toward the armored car, did you have occasion to look over at that armored car?
Our young Scheherezade varies her prose stories now and then, as I told you, with compositions in verse, one or two of which she has let me look over.
Do you recollect giving some of them to Mr. Bradshaw to look over?
There were papers to look over, and he put on his great round-glassed spectacles.
So home and to look over my papers that concern the difference between Mrs. Goldsborough and us; which cost me much pains, but contented me much after it was done.
In the evening I begun to look over my accounts and upon the whole I do find myself, by what I can yet see, worth near L600, for which God be blessed, which put me into great comfort.
I shouldn't want to look over my husband's head in any sense.
I should like you to take a look over it, as I think there are two or three things in it which might please 'our puir hill folk.
It was sent afterwards: look overmy letters and find it.
We rose, and he about his business, and I to my house to look over my workmen; but good God!
In his business papers for 'zecutors to look over?
And I'd like to arrange to look over part of the estate with Wells, Mr. McGuire," he added.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "look over" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
