look to
Pay attention to, take care of, as in You'd best look to your own affairs. [c. 1300]
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How to use look to in a sentence
Gerald will talkI know himand I will cry, and how I would look to-morrow!
Tessa Wadsworth's Discipline | Jennie M. DrinkwaterWhen each had asked the other, "How do I look to-night, dear?"
Rose in Bloom | Louisa May AlcottHe gave me a look to-day that no man has given me in ten years and had eyes left open to look a second time.
King Spruce, A Novel | Holman DayIt must look to-day almost exactly as it did to the approaching armies of the Middle Ages, except that the men-at-arms are gone.
Cathedrals of Spain | John A. (John Allyne) GadeThis was a tropical summer, and the common, with its dancing lights dotted irregularly about it, had an unfamiliar look to-night.
The Devil Doctor | Sax Rohmer
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