"look at" or "look for"?
Let's look at Health Insurance. |
Just look at the gallery above. |
Alright, let's look at 2011 then. |
As he seated himself, he looked at the wall and said, one cup of coffee from the wall. |
But if there's nothing obvious -- take a look at the way you react to Jamie's behaviour. |
This case study takes a preliminary look at one such business -- that of William Tayler. |
Caged or not, Cameron and his wealthy cronies look at the poor and disabled in the same way Hitler looked at the Jews. |
Weinberg: Look at this, last night he's swimming in Jack Daniels and now he can leap tall buildings in a single bound. |
We took one look at Chris Chibnall's brilliant script and said to ourselves ' We're going to need a bigger corridor '. |
But that will be only established after a good number of qualified people look at the model and its results seriously. |
Step One: Look for the lessons. |
Look for a money back guarantee. |
Not sure what to look for either. |
I was looking for a new place to rent, and needed an accomodation for about 10 days. |
If you are looking for things to get better under Obama on the job front, forget it. |
The eldest son of the Native woman, named Daniel Turbis, leaves to look for provisions. |
The same can not be said about the club as a whole; owner Rosella Sensi is still looking for a buyer for the club. |
Kang-hwi asks after Man-ok's whereabouts and Go-dong informs him that she and Bum-soo went off looking for Tae-ik. |
I spent +40 on this and now I'd looking for a $15 logitech again because I now they can track well on ANY surface. |
Highly recommended for anyone who's looking for good support without needing to sacrifice lovely feminine designs. |
What you may want to look like. |
LOL Looks like it will be nice. |
Looks like a clean place to me. |
Sonia's looked like something my mom made for one of my dance recitals when i was 7. |
Ven's dress just kind of looked like something I'd buy at a mall shop for teenagers. |
Looking like Google still have to make it live, but that should not take much time. |
They did try hard to have their Eelam in Fiji, Malaysia, SA but looks like that dream has ended up being a wet one. |
Why? Because it looks like a signal was sent out, through the agency of her clothing, and read in the intended way. |
I looked down and could see that it was a magazine for an AK variant and it looked like it hadn't been there long. |
Luckily it looks like the London Legacy Development Corporation might successfully be able to reduce its liability. |
It's now about looking after No. |
A way of looking after each other. |
The team looked after us very well. |
Just having him round the place, showing people how to train and look after yourself. |
And those who are unable to make it are looked after by safety nets set up for them. |
They didn't want to plant trees because they didn't have the means to look after them. |
How he'll look after a year layoff is anyone's guess, but the likelihood is that he will be fine, given his makeup. |
Perhaps an employer looked after the bag or sack and literally handed it back to a workman when he was dismissed. |
Her ex-hubby Peter Andre is looking after kids Princess, Junior and Harvey over both Christmas and the New Year. |
She made an arrangement whereby the student would live in the house and look after the cats in lieu of paying rent. |
Let us look into that more now. |
Someone needs to look into this. |
So we'll look into it on Monday. |
The study would look into the difficulties faced by these logistics service providers. |
Friend asks an extremely good question, and I shall go away and look into that matter. |
I looked into dolorite with a view to writing a couple of paragraphs on the geology. |
Well, they might issue an apology with a statement that says they take safety seriously, and they will look into it. |
That will make it more exciting and add an incentive to those of us who are looking into switching to do it soon. |
Some of the things you'll need to look into are the lights and electric sockets, the plumbing system, and paint jobs. |
Posted by: Greg September 17, 2012, 2:09 am 2:09 am You have obviously not looked into her background in the least. |
We now look to our Asian neighbours. |
Consumers will look to you as a leader. |
The governor is looking to the past. |
Most people might not look to agriculture to provide them with this type of information. |
Not to worry though, FitFlop are certainly not looking to a single? thighs of babies. |
Roy needs to look to the future and pick a younger man to be his lieutenant on the pitch. |
Whenever we look to the fitness activity as something outside of ourselves it has the tendency to become an addiction. |
It's only when you see a crazy way out view, that you look to the funding source for an explanation (like that Watts). |
So if we follow Garvey's advice to look to the roots, where might this lead us? Think again of the Biblical parallels. |
It looks to me like your service is highly limited, expensive for what it is and inconsiderate of my personal privacy. |
We should look in our own backyard. |
I looked in the mirror and saw hope. |
And look in the mirror for the reason. |
But it seems that some Americans do not want to look into China as they are enjoying NO. |
Playing through our man and not looking in the backfield and trying to make the play. |
Look in a drawer but don't really look Ladies you have to know what we're talking about. |
Looking in retrospect via all the chronological data you presented, we can see that the web is constantly evolving. |
They do not live their lives from thinking about how this action will look or how they will look in the eyes of others. |
Nobody here should ever have to even get to the point where they would have to look in the read me for that information. |
We had looked in available literature for such a short measuring stick of ethics but could not find a satisfactory one. |
This is how it looks on my page. |
I have been looking on Preloved. |
Just looked on Google maps mate, and me memory is not addled! thank goodness for that. |
At times in the last couple of seasons he has looked on another level to the opposition. |
Blindly look on Craigslist for apartments listings in neighborhoods you've never heard of. |
But with Gonzalez on second, Ramirez mindlessly hacked at the first two pitches and struck out looking on the third. |
Look on the bright side, your death due to governmental neglect will pay for a new bike path in Yellowstone National Park. |
If you're not homeless or on drugs and you spend your life looking on the ground hoping to find something, you got a problem. |
Another thread of Jambos bickering about the manager? Folk look on the park at Sutton etc, on the bench at Janny and McGlynn etc. |
Look through our existing available positions. |
I've looked through the eru-dite css to no avail. |
You CANT look through anyone's phone without reason. |
A lovely doctor greeted me, looked through my notes, and asked me some questions. |
Login weekly and look through those newsletters to see if anything is worth it or not. |
He looked through the pics a couple more times and with a long silence he said to me. |
Here's how it works: If you put a dot on top of the crystal and look through it from below, two dots will appear. |
Real Estate TIP! Don't light scented candles or spray fragrances when someone is going to look through your home. |
I only decided to check EA's website after looking through billing FAQs at Origin's website and found it there. |
This is a woman I can look up to. |
We'll look up to your extravagance. |
She looks up to me and thinks I'd wonderful. |
I was always struck by how few senior people there were to look up to and to learn from. |
They are paid large sums of money so that our young kids will look up to and admire them. |
On a stressful day I look up to the sky and take a deep breath and wow, that is peaceful. |
It would be unfair to the man and to Nigerians and others that look up to him to get just a very small part of his history. |
Douay-Rheims Bible And he thought him forth abroad, and said to him: Look up to heaven and number the stars, if thou canst. |
A few weeks later, Tanzanians wept as one, mourning the loss of a leader they'd come to look up to and trust with their all. |
But the way Copeland speaks about having a dream when there were no Black women to look up to -- is hard not to be inspired by. |
I guess I should look upon it as a surprise. |
Age is looked upon as an incurable disease. |
It is mean to look upon, yet to the Sage it is precious. |
He looked upon her as a species of imposter; a guilty woman in the guise of an innocent one. |
Aung San Suu Kyi: Of course, because I have many Indian friends and I look upon India as a friend. |
You can ignore all that but I can not and the majority of the world looks upon him as a disgrace. |
He is looked upon by many as a potentially great Prime Minister whose timing was unfortunate and who never really. |
This is not an uncommon practice, and as a connected educator, I look upon it as an opportunity with each occurrence. |
These pictures are not pleasant to look upon, but visit your local slaughter house some time and see what goes on there. |
In addition, much contemporary philosophy has emphasized that the view of the spectator affects the thing looked upon. |