Come on, let's go outside and have a look around.
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I stepped into the hotel to have a look around.
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Hulu wants you to come on in, and have a look around.
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Have a look around if you'd like to add something new to your solving routine.
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I was greeted by an elderly woman who invited me to have a look around.
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Photographer Jonathan Danko Kielkowski snuck onto the ship to have a look around when it was resurfaced.
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These poems by the Book Review's poetry columnist aren't warnings but gentle invitations to come have a look around.
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"If you have a look around our landscape in Berglen, there are a lot of glens," Mr. Klotz said.
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Have a look around the app or the website while it's still fresh in your mind to find the cancellation option.
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Maybe when I'm finished I'll have a look around, but right now I can't risk getting sick or anything like that.
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We invite you to have a look around before that happens and let us know what you think of Learning Network 3.0.
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But before the game kicked off, I decided to have a look around the stadium and partake in some of the activities.
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"You just need to have a look around you to look at the investment that's coming in," she said in an interview.
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But before you call, have a look around: just because a spray shower isn't spewing water doesn't mean it's not in working order.
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"I think they're probably feeling a bit lonely, and they have come down to have a look around," she told Reuters by telephone.
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Seppi and his friends don't want to see any particular bands this evening—they say they just want to have a look around.
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Nonetheless, many passengers got off at Sixty-third Street to have a look around the new platform and then ride the next Q back uptown.
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While attending graduate school at the University of New Mexico in 1977, Ms. Ressler started going into banks and offices and asking to have a look around.
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But 75 percent of the time, I'll go to the shops, have a look around, and not find one thing because I think everything is the same.
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Although it was not completely furnished, with some rooms still works in progress, I was able to have a look around and get a feel for the space.
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Snapshot: Have a look around the Bourse de Commerce in Paris, above, a state-of-the-art new museum in a historic building set to open in 2020.
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Mr. Matney told me to borrow his truck if I wanted to have a look around — he left the keys in the ignition, a common practice in Alaska.
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Especially eager for the music (one of the struggles I have on long motorcycle trips is the lack thereof), I told him I'd stop and have a look around.
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Most consumers are pretty good at alerting potential buyers to poor performing sites or products, so have a look around to see whether you've found a score or a scam.
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I knew this would take a while, so I walked down the muddy road with camerawoman Mary Rogers to have a look around Tayaran, the battered neighborhood just north of Mosul's equally battered airport.
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The footage uploads in real time to a display that connects to an iPhone — you can essentially fly up there and have a look around at where you are, see how far you've come.
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Have a look around the apps on your streaming device to see what you can find, and be sure that a show or movie is listed for 4K or Ultra HD before spending any money.
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They hold public wine-and-cheese meetings in the biggest houses in town, "so everyone can have a look around," and see how the wealthier people live, said Mr. Charnock, the executive director of RSK, an environmental consulting company.
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He forgot to lock the door when he left for work that morning, which is why some guy, some stranger, was able to waltz into their house and have a look around and help himself to a bagful of their stuff.
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Anyway, the now pissed-off deputy goes to Midnight after dark to have a look around for literally anything to get her back in the sheriff's good graces and cracks open the chain on the Rev's storm cellar because she hears some noise.
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China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement to Reuters that China "welcomed all friends who have an objective stance and who are unprejudiced, including EU ambassadors in China, to go to Xinjiang and have a look around, and is willing to maintain communication with the European side on relevant arrangements".
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Frankly, a lot of the sorts of incidents we've heard about over the past three days sound like things that have happened in the UK since people from former colonies first arrived, perhaps eager to have a look around the country that they'd been told was so great; that was responsible for dragging them from savagery to modernity.
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Through Google Street View, one can even enter the indoor swimming pool and have a look around.
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Siehdichum is a municipality in the Oder-Spree district, in Brandenburg, Germany. The name literally means "have a look around you".
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Nickelodeon Australia Personalities would visit schools around Australia, have a look around, and feature a game with kids vs. teachers. The teachers would generally lose, and kids were given pieces of Nickelodeon Merchandise.
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Carmella accepts an offer from Marco to use his family's cottage for a few days. She and her sister have a look around and find photos of his wedding. Marco arrives with some supplies and Carmella confronts him. He tells her that he was married, but is now divorced.
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He calls out to the driver Kalpana (Kalpana) that something's fallen off her car. Curious, she reverses, then gets out of the car to have a look around. This giving Dev an opportunity to have his revenge for the drenching he received. He's been fiddling with a hosepipe all this while, and now turns it on her, leaving her wet and furious.
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However, a German soldier discovers a secret tunnel in the fort leading to the inner city. Borg orders five soldiers to go have a look around. As they go, a Stuka dive-bomber accidentally destroys the tunnel, leaving them trapped. Knowing that Borg will soon break through and that almost every soldier is at the walls, the squad attacks the large fuel depot.
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At that point, government agencies belatedly responded. The leak was stopped and the tunnels were emptied within days at great cost. The tunnels are still used for power and communication cables. They have been popular with urban exploration groups who would sometimes sneak in to have a look around, but after a terrorism scare in the early 2000s, all access to the tunnels has been secured.
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The Live Lounge Tour was a tour taken by BBC Radio 1 from 2006, until 2011 This features Jo Whiley/Fearne Cotton going to the Live Lounge artists' house, houseboat, local pub, mum's house, etc. to have a look around at a place that means something to the artist. In 2010 the Live Lounge Tour was rebranded the "Radio 1's Student Tour" with Fearne Cotton and Zane Lowe.
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Dean falls through a dimensional portal that's created and Junior goes after him, while Ray and Shelly read a journal left behind by the scientists. Dean and Junior appear outside in a deserted and web covered Chicago. Dean goes off to have a look around, while Junior waits for the others. Shelly, by reading the journal, realizes that the researchers were attempting to make a gateway to a parallel universe and he and Ray decide to step through the portal.
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When Sam and Max reach Hell, they discover it resembles an office environment and all their dead enemies from past episodes work there as employees. Since Satan simply ignores them, they decide to have a look around themselves. They quickly find out where Bosco's soul is being held, as well as the souls of everyone who's died during their cases. After all of these personal hells are sabotaged Satan has no choice but to talk, and Sam demands that all these souls be released.
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When this had no effect, he got his sister on the telephone, who was a solicitor. She spoke to the police there, told them she was an officer of the High Court, and advised them that they had the wrong address. The police replied "We often get the wrong (address), but while we are here we will have a look around anyway", and the police proceeded with the search, despite clearly having doubts of the address being incorrect. Baigent claimed this was an unreasonable search, which is illegal under section 21 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act (1990), and sued the Attorney General (on behalf of the police).
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While Andy Bernard (Ed Helms) is having a meeting with Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) in his office, Robert California (James Spader) appears at the window and frantically says that his wife Susan (Maura Tierney) is looking for a job in the office, and that Andy must not give her one. When Susan arrives, Andy compliantly tells her that they have no openings, but Robert insists that they have a look around before coming to any conclusions. Susan looks at the different departments, and decides on accounting. Andy again claims the office is already fully staffed, but Robert insists that he give her a job, even pressuring Andy by reminding him of his power as CEO.
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The Medical College and its hospital, Siriraj, were small, crowded, underfunded, understaffed and ill-equipped. Prince of Songkhla in Royal Guards uniform Prince Rangsit, himself a lesser- class prince (as his mother was a commoner), thought that to have someone of high prestige like Prince Mahidol (who was a first-class celestial prince as he was born to a royal mother who was also a daughter of a king) supporting the movement to improve medical practice and public health in Thailand would generate more interest and probably more funding. He strategically invited Prince Mahidol to a boat trip along the Bangkok Yai and Bangkok Noi canals. His office, Siriraj Hospital, was on the route, and this was where he invited his half-brother to stop and have a look around.
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While 1 April 2006 saw the disbandment parade for the station, it did not actually disband and finally close until 30 November 2006. Associated facilities such as the Douglas Bader Primary School were also closed. On the final day of the station the gates were opened to the public - anybody with photographic ID was welcomed onto the station to have a look around and view the final closing ceremony, which saw a flypast by four RAF Jaguars, and a solitary Hawker Hurricane from the Imperial War Museum Duxford. On 30 November 2006, RAF Coltishall was officially handed over to Defence Estates (the MoD agency responsible for all UK Military sites) who are to handle the disposal of the site and will be formally known as MoD Coltishall until its ultimate disposal.
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