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look over

[look-oh-ver] / ˈlɒɒkˌoʊ vər /






















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“We have probably 160 lawyers” giving the film a look-over, said Sheila Nevins, HBO’s documentary film president, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

From Washington Times • Nov. 28, 2014

A month ago, an aide strongly recommended Gardner to Johnson as a replacement for Celebrezze�and Gardner started undergoing the well-known Lyndon look-over.

From Time Magazine Archive

The town houses of Georgetown and Cleveland Park are getting a look-over, says Robinson, although many frugal Democrats may end up settling in the less pricey suburbs of Maryland and Virginia.

From Time Magazine Archive

They rows up to the house, and the old feller sittin' on his balcony gives 'em a look-over and then he gives the word to let 'em in.

From Command by McFee, William

Mr. Pepper was givin' me the search warrant look-over, and I see he's one of these gents that you can't jar easy.

From Torchy by Brehm, George