(1) Would you like to take a look?

(2) May I take a look?

(3) Let's take a look at the damage.

(4) I'll go and take a look right away.

(5) He sent three scouts ahead to take a look at the bridge.

(6) Bring your baby to the clinic and we'll take a look at her.

(7) Take a look at these figures!

(8) Take a look at this.

(9) Take a look at this, Jez.

(10) Have/Take a look at this letter.

(11) Right now forget the details and take a look at the big picture.

(12) Have you had a chance to take a look at my proposal yet?

(13) They would log into their account and take a look at prices and decide what they'd like to do.

(14) We should take a look at what is happening in our own backyard before criticizing what is taking place in other countries.

(15) Investors would do well to take a look at the Swiss economy.

(16) It's an interesting place. Do you want to take a look around?

(17) Take a look at this picture and see if you recognize anyone.

(18) Take a look at question number three.

(19) Just take a look at this outrageous mutual-fund portfolio.

(20) But take a look at our old farmers.

(21) We take a look at some of the most sensational sweaters around.

(22) Take a look at the piping detail above the buffer beam.

(23) Boots often leak, so take a look in the spare wheel well and at the metalwork beneath the fuel tank.

(24) Edinburgh will also take a look at 7am, where the problem is frost in the ground.

(25) Or take a look at the 1996 Coretta Scott King Award winners announced recently.

(26) I had to get out of the rat race and take a look at the real world again.

(27) I have a special interest in old houses. Do you mind if I take a look around?

(28) Carol told Petey this once to help him stop crying so she could take a look.

(29) Unless Oxendown had certain special facilities, something not easily transferred ... He would like to take a look at Oxendown House.

(30) The people of Carlo were to be allowed to take a look at the hardware to which they were hosts.

(1) Would you like to take a look?

(2) May I take a look?

(3) Let's take a look at the damage.

(4) I'll go and take a look right away.

(5) He sent three scouts ahead to take a look at the bridge.

(6) Bring your baby to the clinic and we'll take a look at her.

(7) I had to get out of the rat race and take a look at the real world again.

(31) Now, take a look at why. 1. thorough knowledge of service.

(32) I sat him up so I could take a look at his scalp under the light.

(33) Take a look at the back page of your morning paper.

(34) Take a look at yourself in a mirror and judge for yourself if you measure up.

(35) You take a look round to see what is outside our universe.

(36) Once a year, take a look at how your investments have performed, with a view to dumping the persistent laggards.

(37) In this, part two of the series, we take a look at some of the music software which is available.

(38) It was then that I suggested that we take a look at the Stillman apartment.

(39) So the next logical step is to take a look at how to install, run and remove applications from Windows.

(40) Let's go in and take a look around just for the heck of it.

(41) Take a look at the damage from another angle, this time in relation to other local stocks.

(42) For more details take a look at our full review on page 56.

(43) I think there's something wrong with my machine -would you take a look at it?

(44) We take a look at what is regarded by Ti'Ko as the entry level machine for serious computing.

(45) The women poked in their heads from time to time to take a look at me.

(46) Stand back from time to time and take a look at the big picture.

(47) Please take a look in your own back yard before pointing out the mess in others'.

(48) Dan got out to take a look under the hood.

(49) To give you an idea of what to look out for, take a look at the photograph opposite.

(50) Take a look at pages 8 and 9 of the enclosed magazine for further details of the Ferguson 51P7 and 14M1.

(51) The flower show season is upon us, and whether you have a green thumb or not, you should take a look at your garden.

(52) Of course I can't repeat Gene's formulae here, visit your library and take a look if you're interested.

(53) So let us take a look around and see what is to be seen.

(54) If it's any consolation, take a look at the old Norton SysInfo program.

(55) Let me take a look at our booking list.

(56) Your Excellency, take a look on this beautiful pattern!

(57) He wandered off the track to take a look.

(58) Let's take a look first at perishable agricultural commodities.

(58)

(59) Can you take a look at my pager?

(60) Picture editing sure is hard. Take a look!

(61) Take a look at your investment losses.

(62) Gwyn: Let me take a look.

(63) Can I take a look at the fountain pen?

(64) Let's take a look at the gas engine.

(65) Take a look at this thread started by Flyer.

(66) Before passing judgement, let's take a look at how most companies do business and examine the components of inventory carrying cost.

(67) Before explaining the push operation, however, take a look at the code in Listing 14.

(68) Just take a look at Sirius XM Radio, Pandora and Spotify.

(69) If you want to take a look at a wider variety of options, you should be able to at least tell an American Depository Receipt apart from a Convertible Security.

(70) Take a look at the entire function reference, pick a category and have a browse – you're bound to find something new.

(71) Take a look to the unique, modern and earth friendly Shiner's furniture and you definitely will like it!

(72) For a similar utility, check out previously mentioned DeskAngel, or take a look at our 10 top ways to trick out your desktop. Thanks, Phoshi!

(73) Let's take a look at satellite receiver the common failures and processing method.

(74) Take a look back at the actress'big screen as a heat - packing vixen.

(75) Let's take a look at four different notions of legitimacy.

(76) So perhaps this describes you, and if it does, take a look at the fear that underlies your hypercritical attitude.

(77) It's in that context, needless to say, that I'd like to take a look at these two interesting passages on the sheet that has Anton Chekhov on one side and Henry James on the other.

(78) An airline moving into social networking is interesting, so we decided to take a look and see how it compares to internet startups who are looking to monetize social platforms catered to travelers.

(79) Take a look at what you're spending, and if there's more cash going out than coming in, trim back.

(80) We understand that the automobile and home appliances market spending power take-off and landing of reason, may wish to take a look at the real estate market trends.

(81) Now take a look at the the reverse process -- building an in-memory object model from a data stream.

(82) In Listing 2, take a look at one output line from dtd2sql and then see how to pick apart its pieces (some wrapping added for presentation).

(83) In this video, HowStuffWorks will take a look inside MSN Virtual Earth to check out the competition.

(84) In this first chapter we take a look at how to make a good start as well as at the overall structure of a presentation.

(85) Take a look at my recent discovery, I used the new printing pl ate test chart found the printer on a exposure problem.

(86) Take a look at the Japan woman falling to winning unique skill skein!

(87) The eventide is calling me to take a look into your eyes.

(88) Also does not take a look at your that welldoing!

(89) "Take a look at television these days, and it's becoming almost commonplace to be arrogant and crude,[/take a look.html] " notes psychologist Thomas Achenbach of the University of Vermont.

(90) Like to see a variety of emotions on the NetEase Squawk Box to see someone else's marriage, life, take a look at other people's emotional problems, but also doing the drawing, doing the thinking.

(91) C : Can I take a look at that Parker fountain pen?

(92) Lets take a look at one of these generic views: the object list view.

(93) To get down to the nitty-gritty, let's take a look at some tips to help us live within our means.

(94) Another opportunity to scratch your head at the vagaries of Mother Nature, take a look at this pictorial proof of butterfly beauty and caterpillar creepiness!

(95) With that in mind, take a look at Listing 3, which shows the service code for the application.

(96) If you take a look at the last day, or the day before, you will see that we talked about average valence electron energy.

(97) The heart surgeon was waiting for the service manager to come and take a look at his bike.

(98) In this context, we can also take a look at the history of the German mark and the yen after the situation.

(99) The first thing to do is to take a look inside the Boot Record.

(100) Pull open the two more noticeable eyelids and take a look - it's located right in the corner by the tear duct.

(101) Take a look at an example of a properties panel of a TWS job stream displayed by the TDWC.

(102) Take a look back at 10 of the top spaceflight stories of 2007.

(103) Let's take a look at the following examples from the internet: Dr. Taylor Wang, the first Chinese astronaut, was given the red-carpet treatment at his alma mater.

(104) Let's take a look at how a client to II CE expects a connector to behave, so we can fully understand how session management with your repository should work.

(105) Having covered the coding-free implementation of a simple Variable Persister, let's take a look at the mechanics of this function.

(106) I would take a look at my mirror before I went to school and after school. You might laugh at me and thought I was a self-love girl. I admitted I was at that moment.

(107) Before getting acquainted with Stow, let's first take a look at software installation management, also known as package management.

(108) Let's take a look at a common loop for printing reports and see how it can convert into a recursive function.

(109) If you found this walk-through somewhat dry, or you'd simply like an entertaining visual review of what you've learned, take a look at the "Event Processing" slide show provided with this article.

(110) It'sounds like scabies . Let me take a look under the microscope.

(111) Could I take a look at that iron set ? Is it Lynx?

(112) Take a look at the example in Listing 2, which uses more than one for clause.

(113) Now, take a look at some of the major features of DRBD, including its ability to self-heal.

(114) In terms of getting start with JavaFX scripting, the best place to go is to Netbeans and take a look at the sample projects there.

(115) In case you think I was incautious, take a look at the map.

(116) Let us first take a look at what we have to define a general computer software: Software is in the computer hardware based on the hardware performance of the expansion and improvement.

(117) Now that you've created the virtual printer, take a look at its attributes.

(118) Yes. -...who showed us how easy it is to become our own mixologist and create signature cocktails that are going to impress any guest. Take a look.

(119) Take a look at your Facebook "news feed," if you're in doubt.

(120) You don't mind if they take a look round, do you?

(121) Take a look around: Are you involved in the decision-making process concerning project budgets, prioritization, resources, and project selection?

(122) One night, Ana and I talked about traditional music. Following her suggestion, I decided to take a look of the famous Fado museum in the next day.

(123) One of them noticed a leaf-like impression in the rock and called to me to come down and take a look because I was interested in geology.

(124) Finally we take a look at the red squirrel, one of Britain's best loved wild creatures. Thank you for watching Da Ai Headlines. Goodbye.

(125) At fact I had no courage to be inebriated into the potpourri... I can only take a look at her on the sneak. , just as enjoying , enjoying a vase of flower.

(126) The lady asked me: "That's my story, so, do you want to take a look at this oilcloth.

(127) Before going into the XML document structure that evolved over the past 18 months, take a look at the layout of the tutorials.

(128) Northern Hemisphere observers can go out and take a look at Scorpius in the south-southeast around the time when your morning twilight begins, about an hour and a half before sunrise.

(129) Take a look at him, he is peeing by the bush!

(130) You've seen how you can apply curried closures to functional patterns, so now let's take a look at what happens when we revisit an important object-oriented design pattern using similar techniques.

(131) If you ever want to take a look at -- and I urge you to -The Variorum Commentary on the Poems of John Milton in the CCL collection, you should peruse it.

(132) You can check what some of the function calls do by using grep to find the functions and take a look at their code, as well.

(133) Take a look at the letter I in the title of this magazine and you will notice that it is really a stylized version of the symbol of the physician the staff of Aesculapius .

(134) In this article, we'll take a look at the benefits of employing a debt collection agency.

(135) Now, take a look at how to access basic and derived data types of arguments.

(136) In this part, we take a look at a special type of architecture, namely, business architecture.

(137) Mr. Farmington? Would you take a look at these catalogue ads that Roger did? I don't think we can use them.

(138) Take a look on the following few pictures showing the Windchill UI compliance with Windows User Interface concepts.

(139) Let's take a look at some of the figures involved.

(140) Theresa: Great! First let's take a look at the ingredients.

(141) Ok. Let's take a look of San Francisco and the famous Golden Gate Bridge at dusk.

(142) D. Captain: May I take a look at your certificate of competency, seaman's book and passport?

(143) Next, let's take a look at the actions that you added to the SideNote menu: the ability to save the current text to file and to load it from a file.

(144) In the final example, let's take a look out how to write our now tiresome disk-monitoring code in a functional style.

(145) But before you rush out and follow this advice eagerly, take a look at this chart.

(146) Don't believe me? Take a look at the source code to the Apache Axis deserializer.

(147) So if we take a look at nitrogen here, what you'll notice is we have thre available for bonding, - and we already have our lone pair -- one of our orbitals is already filled up.

(148) For an interesting example of using XSLT as a code compiler, take a look at the DOM Test Suite now being developed, http://www.w3.org/DOM/Test/.

(148) Wish you will love and make progress everyday!

(149) Why don't we take a look at that tarp from the coffee factory?

(150) The woman who will study is a dictionary, again the good mans also will turn over to take a look at the time of need, will dress up as the woman of the to be just a vase, see long also so.

(151) If you will pull a dollar bill out and take a look at it, you will notice that it says "Federal Reserve Note" at the top.

(152) Take a look at the excurrent canal of certain sponges.

(153) Let's take a look at the pertinent steps that one needs to do to be able to successfully refinish his hardwood flooring .

(154) Take a look at the structure of the rules/inference engine.

(155) Take a look on that can the eye getting the pinkeye people be also infected woollen cloth?

(156) They take a look at everything, from the basement and foundation to the roofing material.

(157) Take a look in the command appendix at the appearance, group and movement commands for further details.

(158) Take a look at the application that you will hybridize by moving part of its infrastructure.

(159) So now, I want to take a look at the energetics of that.

(160) When we get down to the actual code, take a look at how parameters are processed, and how the return value is passed.

(161) Now, let's take a look at the world's oldest, longest, the average stock price index.

(162) Now, let's take a look at the four major operating sectors of Berkshire . Each of these has vastly different balance sheet and income account characteristics.

(163) You can't go into XHTML and CSS page layout and styling here, so take a look in your MediaWiki's skins folder for examples you can try out right away.

(164) Ivy:I know, but take a look at the payment schedule. It says here I have to take a test and write an essay.

(165) Aetna center on the second floor to take a look at it!

(166) Sarah: Take a look , right here see. You are a Sagittarius, right?

(167) And if you have to start as a salaried employee, remember that as you pick up SAP skills, you'll be able to take a look at consulting roles.

(168) Let's take a look at four common root words used in English.

(169) Chinese medicine hospital take a look at herbal medicine eat on the line.

(170) Take a look at Beijing business card printing network for photos.

(171) Take a look at a conflagration afterwards CCTV makes people unfortunate!