Phrasal Verb Look 2

When I look....on those hard times, I appreciate the high living standards we nowenjoy.

I looked ….. my sell phone everywhere but couldn’t find.

 He looked ….. the clothing in her wardrobe but didn’t find her favourite blouse.

. I am looking....a girlfriend; shall I find one?

He asked me to look ….. the document.

The schoolchildren always look … the holidays.

Did you have a teacher at school who you looked ...?

Look this book ... on the Internet.

I look ... seeing you again.

If I try to read an English book, I get frustrated because I have to look ... too many words in the dictionary.

Many countries in the Balkans are looking ____ the EU for economic opportunities

 The police are looking _____ the attack on the policeman this morning.

 Look ____ the rental agreement before you sign it. We don't want any surprises.

Some people look ____ politicians. Me, personally, I don't.

 Look ____ ! That car just missed hitting you.

 A crowd looked ___ as two men fought outside the club.

He looks... his mother's business partner

Many students look ... their professors for academic advice.

When I look....my time at university, it puts a smile on my face.

Many Americans used to look ..... Japanese made cars. They don't now.

What do you see when you look .... the mirror?

Five people just looked ... as the robbers got away with the money.

The police are looking ... the case of the юdiamonds.

He pushed me to the door and the other people looked ... as though nothing were happening.

Look ..., that step's not safe!

She looks ... John because he isn’t rich.

We are trying to look .... and see what our options are.

When I look ___ I see a lot of mistakes.

It depends on how you look...it.

Whenever I’m upset, I look ... Mary to cheer me up.

She looks ... on her elderly neighbour every evening.

We’re interested in buying this house. Can we look ... tomorrow?...

 You should forget the past and look ....

Airport security looked ... her purse and confiscated her nail scissors.

He asked me to look... his daughter while he was away.

I’m looking ... the weekend.