Then place the eye close behind the smooth side of the glass plate, look through it at a candle, and you will perceive three fine haloes at different distances, encircling the flame.
I think whenever you have time to look through it, you will think the collection of facts on the elevation of the land and on the formation of terraces pretty good.
I called on him two or three times before the voyage of the "Beagle", and on one occasion he asked me to look through a microscope and describe what I saw.
In order to experience these influences completely, the eye should be entirely surrounded with one colour; we should be in a room of one colour, or look through a coloured glass.
If we look through a tube, the farther end of which is contracted or variously indented, the same colours appear.
To look through plate-glass windows, and pity the brown soldiers,--or sneer at the black ones?
Just so, when I look through my telescope I see the star-dust whirling about in the infinite expanse of ether; or if I do not see its motion, I know that it is only on account of its immeasurable distance.
When he was listening to common talk, he was in the habit of looking over his spectacles; if he lifted his head so as to look through them at the person talking, he was busier with that person's thoughts than with his words.
Emerson hardly knew his privilege; he may have been the first American to look through an immersion lens with the famous Modena professor.
Holding this tube in the left hand, look through it with the left eye, the right eye also being kept open.
Too much time would be required to look through all of these cards every time information is desired about a given publication; a more condensed record of total results should be provided.
The letter is practically lost, for there is no way to locate it except to look through all of the folders until it is found.
Look through it at something distant, and it seems to draw it near.
How much less then will you be able to look through both at once.
There's the master's tallow scoop; he give me a look through it once, and there was the moon all covered with spots o' grease like you see on soup sometimes.
But when the poor old man tried to look through them, again he cried out in fright: "I see nothing but swirling waters and flashing fins!
But when the poor old man tried to look through them, again he cried out in fright: "I see nothing but tangled underbrush and snapping teeth and hot red tongues!
But when the poor old man tried to look through them, he cried out in fright: "I see nothing but dark treetops with sleeping birds and flying bats!
The opposite role is played by the atmosphere when we look through it to the sun.
Such a case is the appearance of yellow and blue when we look through a clouded transparent medium towards a source of light or to a black background.
It is exactly the same when we look through a vessel filled with water and see the bottom of it as if raised in level.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "look through" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
