second look造句

Otherwise the female won't give him a second look-or a second sniff, rather!

By contrast, many of the other pictures on offer would be well worth a second look.

Nobody in Florida, Mexico or another tropical place would give them a second look.

Love at first sight is possible, but it pays to take a second look.

"If Jim doesn't kill me," she said to herself, "before he takes a second look at me, he'll say I look like a Coney Island chorus girl.

The prime minister, bloodied but unbudgeable, urged voters to “take a second look at Labour” and “a long, hard look” at the Conservatives.

He never gave me a second look, but I always made sure I sat next to him in class.

Whitman seemed to be on both sides of the issue, expressing support for her predecessor's strategy but also saying she'd take a second look at the move.

It was a far cry from just a month ago, when no one even bothered to give Cheng a second look - let alone a piece of bread.

But cell phones' explosion in the marketplace, and users' tendency to wear them close to the body and hold them repeatedly to the same ear, have led scientists to take a second look.