look over

• “As her glance came up, she happened to look over his shoulder and spied a tall chifforobe.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Best Way to Lose

• “The people on the first floor have too many barriers trees, etc., and most rooms on the second floor look over the South Grounds.”

  Simon & Schuster: Barbara Bush

• ““He would look over at me occasionally, and I had to pretend indifference,” Warchaizer recalled.”

  Simon & Schuster: One of a Kind

• “For each meal or snack eaten at a 5 or above, look over at the “Situation/ Emotions” column.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Life You Want

• “No one likes to look over when you have your arm raised and see a yellow stain in your armpit, that is just plain disgusting!”

  Simon & Schuster: Mortified

• “Alan cut a swift look over to her, standing wreathed in ivy-clinging ribbons of fire and apart from them all.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Demons Covenant

• “At the top of the rise, he paused to look over the cow-calf pairs that bunched together against the fence.”

  Simon & Schuster: Plain Language

• “Kirk strode down to look over the navigator's shoulder, the deadly blinking of the battle-alert lights flickering over him as he moved.”

  Simon & Schuster: Ishmael

• “Kirk crossed the small transmission-fax cubicle to look over her shoulder at it.”

  Simon & Schuster: Ishmael

• “Jason exclaimed, with an explosive crack of his fingers that made Jeremy halt in mid-motion of loosening his cravat and look over at him in the fashionable crimson gloom of the hotel suite.”

  Simon & Schuster: Ishmael

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