take a look at

1. Turn your attention to, examine, as in Take a look at that new building, or The doctor took a look at Gene's throat and swollen glands. For a synonym, see take a gander at.

Example Sentences

We take a look at what help is available from the Welsh and the UK government.

From BBC

“We definitely needed our veterinary team to take a look at everything. We were confident that we were going to get everyone placed in a better home.”

From Los Angeles Times

When that space turned out to be too big for an art studio, the landlord told Stringer he was free to take a look at the shed out back.

From Los Angeles Times

So let’s take a look at the program’s malodorous history.

From Los Angeles Times

Given the opportunity, take a look at the methodology — it’s usually there in the fine print — which includes the number of people surveyed, the duration of the poll and whether interviews were done in more than one language.

From Los Angeles Times