| turn look | 6.58 | He turns to look at me. | ||
| come look | 5.60 | One came out looking adult. | ||
| be look | 3.03 | What was that look for Zoey? | ||
| stop look | 2.50 | Few stop to look. | ||
| go look | 2.24 | Just looked after go on. | ||
| paint look | 2.11 | The walls are painted to look like marble. | ||
| set_up look | 1.97 | Three working groups were set up to look into these areas. | ||
| sit look | 1.05 | Sam sat looking at the stark white walls. | ||
| spend look | 1.05 | Some times a whole period is spent looking at a ladybird. | ||
| use look | 0.99 | You must look suspicious like our Jeannie used to look. | ||
| emerge look | 0.92 | He emerged looking somewhat embarrassed. | ||
| out look | 0.92 | Fran hung up the telephone and looked out the window. | ||
| arrive look | 0.86 | Despite his busy day he arrived looking as fresh as a daisy. | ||
| form look | 0.79 | A working group has already been formed to look at its claims. | ||
| wind look | 0.79 | They wind up looking like somebody else. | ||
| strike_out look | 0.72 | Carreon, who had three pinch-hits in the past weeks, struck out looking. | ||
| call look | 0.66 | I was called to look at the wheelchair. | ||
| pause look | 0.66 | She barely paused to look at the Dalmatians. | ||
| build look | 0.59 | Banks are built to look solid to reassure their customers. | ||
| return look | 0.59 | Tabeek, however, returned to look for others. |