Look On In A Sentence

Definition of Look On

• The teller wondered how she could look on at all.
• That thou mayest look on their nakedness!
• And the noon will look on a sultry day.
• Then he turned to them with a queer look on his face.
• Would other eyes look on them with her one day?

• Teleki had to look on at all this!
• I will look on them no more.
• We cannot look on unconcerned.
• Lest they should look on vanities.
• And the look on his face.
• We look on helplessly.
• I should look on them things!
• Then she bent her look on him.
• I look on the matter now as accomplished.
• I look on him myself as a second father.
• Irreverent eyes might look on it!
• And you have such a mocking look on your face.
• Come over the mountains and look on the foe.
• I dread to look on thee.
• No wonder that she had loved to look on them!
• But he did not look on the base of the statue.
• There was a strange look on her face.
• I can look on and learn to understand it.
• Do look on the mantel-piece!
• She will forget to look on our despair!
• The look on her face was terrifying.
• At this we women only look on and marvel.
• I look on the sea and the sky.
• I look on the sky and the sea.
• So one should look on love.
• And there was a queer look on his face.
• What dummies we were not to look on those ledges before.
• I shudder now to look on thee!
• They that would look on her must come to me.
• He did not like that last look on her face.
• Widowhood and orphanage look on and wring their hands.
• The look on his face was not pleasant to see.
• They all look on with horror].
• The look on his face softened as he turned to her.
• Soldier, do not look on the ground.