Object

• bit: They wanted the bridge to look a little bit like the old bridge.

Converse of object

• take: Why not take a look at the Chinese New Year Story?

Preposition: at

• verse: Look at verse 38: " Peter replied [ to the question ' what shall we do?

Adjective modifier

• close: Best of all another pair of White-cheeked Cotingas are found allowing the whole group to get closer looks.

• quick: I have had a quick look at it and it reminded me of his awesome presentation.

• in-depth: The discussion document will provide an in-depth look at the issues and backdrop that has led to the perception of risk aversion.

• fresh: In particular, it takes a fresh look at a number of familiar ideas including the problem of interference.

Adjective complement

• promising: With the team going from strength to strength, the season ahead looks extremely promising!

• good: Making the image look better on screen will probably make it look worse in print, the two media require different settings.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: Take some time to look around, or leave whenever you want.

• upon: Consequently, providers who support OpenURL may be looked upon more favorably by implementing institutions.

• out: Look out for our next issue in which we will focus on anxiety.

• down: She looked down with preoccupied eyes at the thin stream of water.

• over: I looked over at the window, feeling like a caged animal.

Followed by a transitive particle

• around: Dips, shame on you - you need to look around a bit more - no touching tho!

Infinitive complement

• recruit: We are looking to recruit experienced telesales people to sell local community advertising on behalf of our AboutMyArea community website franchisees.

• expand: My client provides translation and localisation services to companies looking to expand into new international markets.

Present participle complement

• menace: Charlton were looking menacing themselves, however, especially down the right-hand side.

Preposition: for

• someone: You enemy the devil prowls around you like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.