He was not used to visitations, and for the instant, if the truth be told, he was not equal to looking around.
Yes--yes it is," he answered, looking around at it and then in an indescribably comical manner down at his clothes.
The sweet face within the locket was as vividly fixed in his memory as if the original were a sister of his, and he never passed through the train without looking around, in the hope of seeing the little girl herself.
Oh," said Croft, looking around at her very coldly and sternly, "I begin to see.
That is a fearful word," said Abby, looking around with a wild stare, as if the very foundations of her life had been disturbed by the word her cousin used.
She stood in the little sitting-room, looking around in breathless expectation.
The sovereign is very calm, and talks to his host in German, looking around at the noble beauty of the house he is entering.
Maria remained standing in the middle of the study, looking around so uncertainly and fleetingly that it seemed as if she was almost seeking help.
The motion of something near him made the blood again run to his heart, and by a sudden effort he started up, and, looking around, saw to his relief that the noise was occasioned by the footsteps of his own mule.
LIPA (looking around in a paroxysm of excitement) How simple it is!
After about an hour of looking around, Joe sighed, "Gonna need more time, Zip.
Those space buzzards are not detail men-just grab and destroy without even looking around.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "looking around" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.