He glanced about, as if he'd just remembered the circumstances.
Then he glanced about as if enjoying the beauty of the day.
She glanced about, making sure that no one was approaching the well from the city.
He glanced about, to make certain perhaps that no one else was near.
Glancing about, he saw that everyone was looking at him.
He glanced about, searching for something to prop himself up with.
He glanced about, then took a seat at one end of a sofa.
He glanced about, reflecting that some woman must have had a hand here.
He glanced about, and I could see approval in his eyes.
He glanced about and was certain there could be no one swimming in the stream.
She took one look at his face and sat again.
I took one look at her and thought of you.
They took one look at me, then moved on, looked for another phone.
People take one look and get out of his way.
His father took one look at him and knew exactly what had happened.
She can take one look and tell how he's feeling.
She took one more look out the door at the river.
She took one look at his face and turned to the others.
She took one last look across the room toward the bed.
However, you took one look and then went back to the car?
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.
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