I just looked at him and said

and then I just looked at his Wikipedia page and I saw the end date

I looked at my father and looked at those dry fields.

So I watched this.

I was looking at that.

I look.

But I didn't!

I've looked.

I've looked everywhere.

I looked away.

I looked everywhere.

I looked at that

So, I had a look.

I've looked around.

The thing I did I peeked.

I looked it up on the Internet.

I looked at my watch.

I watched a movie.

I watched the seagulls.

I looked up.

I looked it up on Wikipedia.

I looked around.

But uhm... I've looked there, too. But...

I didn't find anyone!

I've been looking the landscape over

I stopped to catch their act.

Maybe I missed it. I'll start over again.

I looked at her face, and I looked so deeply that I felt I was behind her eyes.

I watched an American drama.

I looked out the window.

I looked around me.

I looked in the window.

I watched television yesterday.

I looked in the window.

I watched the whole thing.

I looked the other way.

Yes, I looked, after you asked for it.

I took a look in that case.

I watched tonnes of meaningless television I binge watched all the seasons of Glee.

What did I do? I watched TV... ... I just sat down.

Enough people now, thanks to the Internet, are learning about the potential of LFTR and thorium, and they're asking hard questions. Mr. President, you often say there are no silver bullets to our energy problems. Why is the federal government not accelerating research into fluid fuel molten salt reactors that run on thorium?

And I looked down at my body and I thought, Whoa, I'm a weird looking thing.

I watched Anderson Cooper right after the Japan earthquake, and the entire broadcast was amateur videos.

I watched a movie on video.

I watched X files the movie.