look around **

She quickly looked around her, then set the book down on the table.

I looked once more around the living room of the house, ready to leave now.

I sat down near the fire and looked around me.

She read for a while, then sat looking around her.

He looked around the table and knew he'd not see some of them again.

He looked around him, but still no one said anything.

Then she looked around the room for the next question.

He seemed to be looking around the court to see if anyone had come to meet him.

She turned away and looked around the room for the first time.

I'll know better in the morning when I can look around the area.

He thought he might encourage the old woman to look around--maybe someone had left a length of rope somewhere.

When Michael stepped out of the foaling stall down the block, Ann dropped her hand and cursed herself for not looking around more carefully.

He began to look around more closely.

He drank until he had the strength to sit up and look around more carefully.

That's why I wanted you to go down and look around--so they could rub you out!

He did not look around once.

Then I looked around more carefully, and I did.

I took time to look around more carefully.

Blade didn't bother with looking around once he reached the upper deck.

But something made me switch on the light by the bed, to look around more carefully.