When he looks at me, he looks at my eyes

He'd look at that rug and he'd look back up at me.

And he didn't look at me.

He is looking at me!

Would look at it.

Paul Washer reading an excerpt by Puritan john Flavel from The Father's Bargain. He looks at you.

What's it looking at?

The computer looks at that x and then looks at its rules.

He was looking at her.

And so then he looks at me.

And he never does.

looking out of its camera.

He's looking down field.

When I told him I was alone and sad, he started looking at me.

But he's here looking at you right now.

Everybody's looking at me.

When he looks at you

He's a looker!

Nobody's looking.

No one is looking.

looking away, looking down, on the phone, or having a cup of coffee.

So he looks at how far the measuring station was and then he looks at the ground motion at the measuring station.

look where the other people are looking, and look where he is looking.

Someone is watching you.

Is anyone looking?

He tried not to look at her.

A kid looking into my camera.

He refused to look at her.

People looked in a microscope.

He...looks at my eyes each one at a time

He was looking at us.

He began to see back through time

The wound looks pretty fresh.

Now look at these.

Hey, everybody, look out here.

And just look at the French. Isn't it sad?

Tall, aristocratic, a faraway look in his eye?

Suddenly he stops. He looks up.

I wasn't.

You mean, just looks at them?

He might be able to look out the window.

Don't let him look in there.

He didn't even look at me.

Who hardly notices me.

This morning he looked like the Statue of Liberty.