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vb. (en-pastlook out)
Usage examples of "looked out".
Patrick reined Sunfisher to a stop and looked out over the landing site, where he had been instructed through telepathy to wait.
But the nymph looked out towards Kelsey, not so far away and with his longbow in hand, and she did not call out to the human this time.
Words could not convey it - when Ammi looked out again the hapless beast lay huddled inert on the moonlit ground between the splintered shafts of the buggy.
Grant leaned against the rail and looked out across Jefferson's flight deck, shivering a little despite the warm afternoon sun.
The door opened and a drab, brown-haired, middle-aged woman looked out at him.
He looked out into a valley where golden mist clouded most of the landscape.
He stepped to the edge of an empty picture window frame and looked out and down.
The number of corpses was much smaller than he had imagined, only two more passing him before, at six hundred steps, or about five hundred yards, from the point he had taken to the stream, he came to the end of the tunnel and looked out upon sunlit water, running between grassy banks.
He looked out into the dim light and watched her walk up the highway, toward the gathering of hopeful young people.
The other prisoners awaiting transportation looked out their cells as Xris stumped past.