looked in a sentence

1. The athletes in their uniforms looked very active and smart.
2. She looked after the child.
3. No one likes to be criticised or looked down upon.
4. They looked curiously at the young man.
5. Her mother especially looked upon her as a deformity.
6. She looked very beautiful in her sari.
7. He rubbed his eyes and then looked again.
8. I looked run down and a bit weak.
9. You looked absent minded.
10. He looked very greasy and old.
11. He looked like a strong and powerful man.
12. He looked very peaceful.
13. He looked dashing in his white suit.
14. I looked at her with pity.
15. I looked at myself in the mirror.
16. He looked at me coldly.
17. We looked everywhere for shelter.
18. I looked at her sullenly.
19. She looked at him from toe to head.
20. Earlier women were confined to the house and looked after the household affairs only.
21. He looked at me red-eyed.
22. He looked blank when he was told of his dismissal.
23. I looked at his face.
24. I looked for my lost book.
25. He looked blank when I asked him the meaning of this word.
26. As I entered the class, everybody looked at me.
27. She is looked after by her uncle.
28. The airport looked deserted.
29. He likes being looked at.
30. I have looked over your book.
31. He looked stupid in the narrow Jeans.
32. I looked at it more closely.
33. She looked elegant in her bridal dress.
34. They looked each other for a moment.
35. He looked at least a hundred years old.
36. He looked very handsome.
37. It looked like a giant.
38. He looked at me with fear.
39. He looked very strange.When I asked him a question he looked blank.
40. She looked very graceful.
41. He looked shamefaced when I asked him why he had come late.
42. The plants withered because they were not looked after properly.
43. She looked pleased to see me.
44. She looked so different that I could not recognize her.
45. The snow-covered mountains looked splendid in the light of the sun .
46. These reasons may be looked upon as probable.
47. He has always looked after his parents.
48. He looked around on all sides.
49. She looked at him with irritated glance.
50. He looked at me with horror.
51. He looked at the beggar with disdain.
52. They looked at him red-eyed.
53. She looked at him with irritated glance.
54. He looked ferocious.
55. The house looked as if it were haunted.
56. I looked for him everywhere.
57. They looked life-like and impressive.
58. He looked at him.
59. It looked like a beautiful palace.
60. He should be looked after by you.
61. All of them looked life-like.
62. I looked at my watch.
63. He looked at the picture.
64. They looked for it every where but did not find it.
65. He looked suspiciously at everyone.
66. He looked calmly at the angry crowd.
67. He looked after the children well.
68. She looked back anxiously.
69. They all looked up to him as their leader.
70. She looked miserable.
71. He looked into the matter.
72. I looked for him everywhere.
73. The house looked as if it were haunted.
74. He looked ferocious.
75. They looked fearful.
76. He looked at the beggar with disdain.
77. He has always looked after his parents.
78. Have you ever looked into a cat’s eye?
79. She looked unbelievably gorgeous.
80. She wore a red-coloured dress and looked just adorable.
81. She looked after her baby.
82. He looked at me with tears in her eyes.
83. He looked after my dog during the trip.
84. He looked surprised at the news.
85. It looked tough to achieve his aim.
86. The red dress looked good on her.
87. My mother looked at me with tears in her eyes.
88. He looked really happy.
89. She was looked after in the hospital.
90. She looked as if she had been ill for a long time.
91. They looked satisfied with the result.
92. They looked down on him.
93. She looked at him angrily.
94. He looked at we suspiciously.
95. The garden will be looked after by the gardener.
96. He looked at me with horror.
97. He looked very sad.
98. He looked quite tired.
99. He looked at his watch.
100. They looked as if they would cry.
101. She looked terrible at that time.
102. She looked at the picture.
103. She looked at me and smiled.
104. She looked lonely.
105. He looked as if he hadn’t eaten for days.
106. Her hat looked very funny.
107. They looked at each other.
108. He looked around.
109. He looked as if he had been ill.
110. He looked tired.
111. They looked very happy.
112. I looked at the ship through his telescope.
113. She looked after the child.
114. He looked me right in the eye.
115. He looked at me in surprise.
116. He looked back.
117. He looked at me for an explanation.
118. He looked over my report.
119. They looked on him as their leader.
120. She looked after the patient.
121. She looked as if she had been sick for a long time.
122. She likes being looked at by boys.
123. She looked sadly at me.
124. She looked for her friends but found none.
125. I looked in my closet for something to wear.

Synonyms of Looked

Admire

• I admire his aristocratic manners.
• They admire each other.
• He is the novelist whom I admire most.
• He could not but admire her.
• Remember to admire her new dress.
• There are few but admire your resolution.

Attend

• He could not attend the meeting since he was ill.
• On account of his illness, he could not attend his classes.
• I shall attend the meeting if I am invited.
• I I could not attend the meeting.
• I was invited to attend a seminar.
• I have an urgent matter to attend to.

Behold

• My heart leaps up when I behold the rainbow in the sky.
• My heart leaps up when I behold A rainbow in the sky.
• It was a sight to behold.

Consider

• I consider wrong to use unfair means.
• I consider it my duty to help the poor.
• We must consider what to do next.
• We should consider the problem from a child’s point of view.

Contemplate

• We should contemplate our actions and strategies before putting them into reality.

Flash

• There was a flash of lightening.
• He rushed at his younger brother like a flash of lightning.
• He threw a thunder flash over the top of the hill.
• Is it all right to use a flash here?

Focus

• It helps to focus attention on social and political evils prevailing in the society.

Gape

• I can only gape at such perfection.

Gaze

• She fixed her gaze upon him.
• They gaze intently into the water.
• Have you ever seen how even your gaze can lighten up her moods?

Glance

• Let us have a glance at this picture.
• He stole a glance at the girl.
• He gave a momentary glance to the passers by.
• He threw a glance at us.
• I could tell at a glance that something was wrong.

Heed

• At times, it is not unwise to take risks or pay heed to one’s instincts.
• I hope you will pay heed to my advice.
• He paid no heed to my complaint.
• If you pay heed to the small details, the general plans will surely-succeed.
• Take heed ere it be too late.
• Pay heed to your food.

Inspect

• He has just come to inspect the volunteers.
• The Marshal will inspect the parade today.
• We would be happy if you send one of your representatives to inspect the site and discuss the plan.
• He came to inspect the house with a view to buying it.
• You should inspect the car well before you buy it.

Mark

• I am sure you will make a mark in life one day.

Mind

• The Vedas are the earliest documents of the human mind that we possess.
• While handling students, it must always be kept in mind that they are like flowers.
• A healthy mind resides in a healthy body.
• Exercise invigorates the mind and the body and helps to keep one fit.
• The following points may be kept in mind while writing an essay.
• Studies have shown that yoga is good for the body mind and soul.

Note

• Was the note written in pencil or in ink?
• I turned over the cloth and found a hundred rupee note under it.
• The note is jotted directly on the envelope.
• He handed a note to him.

Notice

• He failed to notice me when he came.
• He took no notice of them in submitting his report.
• If such conduct as you describe comes under my notice, I shall take serious notice of it.

Observe

• You must observe the rules of the club.
• The best policy for us to observe is to mind our own business.
• You should observe the school rules.
• It is necessary that every member observe these rules.
• You are to observe traffic rules.
• You must observe the law.

Peep

• I asked her if she did not ever peep ?
• The scene gives us a deep peep into the human mind.
• I read the few books I had.
• I have read the first two chapters of this book.
• You must read this book again and again.

Read

• I read the book over and over again.
• I read the book from beginning to end.

Regard

• We regard him as an important man.
• I regard him as a man of character.
• He was incautious in regard to the decision.
• I regard crab as a great delicacy.
• He has no regard to appearance.
• Do you regard the situation as serious?

Scan

• You can send data by email by means of a scanner.
• Again and again scan your mind and see what it is that gives you joy.

Scout

• The scout carried a silken banner.

Scrutinize

• Let us scrutinize the facts

See

• Switch on the light. I can’t see anything.
• I’ll come and see you at : p.m. on Sunday.
• Do you see patients on Saturdays?
• You will have to apologize when you see him.
• We could not see anyone in the street.
• You can see the same thing on the playing field.

Spot

• They had got our scent before we spot them.
• It is the right spot for an evening walk.
• He reached the spot and tried to find a solution, but to no avail.
• They reached the spot and took samples of the fish and water.
• The spy scandal has been the talk of the town these days.
• The spy passed on secret information to the enemy.
• They sent a spy satellite into space.

Spy

• The spy burned the papers.

Stare

• They stare at the clock.

Study

• We study English in the same class.
• I was always told to study when I was a child.
• I give myself to the study of philosophy.
• I think it a pity that you do not study harder.
• What do you study a foreign language for?
• Economics is the study of economic mechanisms.

Survey

• Nobody has come even to survey the area.
• What are you going to make a survey of?

Tend

• Many of you tend to sleep on the side.
• Moreover some people tend to drink ice cold water after eating food .
• In a relationship you tend to undergo many emotional ups and downs.
• Pregnant women tend to get fungal infection during pregnancy.

View

• In view of the facts, it seemed useless to continue.
• He has expressed his view clearly.
• It offers a bird’s eye view of the valley.

Watch

• I rewarded her with a watch for saving my child from drowning.
• My watch has been stolen.
• Does your watch keep time ?
• I don’t have any time to watch TV.
• Do you watch television?
• I got a new battery put in my watch yesterday.
• I watch television twice a week.