Listen to native speakers pronounce “looked” in real conversational contexts with synchronized timestamps and subtitles.
looked at variables for why democracy
looked at their research,
looked like or that represented the
looked like this. unwieldy contraptions
looked down again to see if there were any hot guys
looked at each other, and she and she
looked at the ground and went,
looked the way that it did. And that's
looked at a transcript of that, it would
looked like as it relates to things like
looked very similar, I think that that
looked at like the way that influences
looked much more vulnerable, and Carney won.
looked up the tracklist
looked at 47 large language models released between 2019 and 2023,
looked at 14,000 websites commonly used in AI training sets,
looked engaged yet caring yet concerned,
looked at it and it just said the simple
looked like me no one talked like me it
looked at where practically when should
looked certain that hundreds of millions
looked largely like this.
looked like a challenge.
looked up to and then once somewhere I
looked like me, had me aghast.
looked at the balance sheet one of the
looked after in childhood if this is you
looked like what were some of the things
looked down at the young woman.
looked like the wind was writing on its
looked at the world and looked at themselves was,
looked at a standard battery of racial attitudes of prejudice,
looked at callbacks offered to white men with identical qualifications
looked an awful lot like what we humans would call a sense of fairness.
looked almost exactly like Teflon.
looked at in the 17th century. As he put it, in the same conditions,
looked around for Sam,
looked at small businesses do get quite
looked at this and it doesn't seem to
looked at the public there was still
looked back a couple of times until he lost sight of his father.
looked and saw not his fears reflected,
looked for the butter,
looked him on limitations and say oh bad
looked for ways to improve his game like
looked as though it might not in fact be passed in the House or Senate,
looked at this mole and said, "This is not skin cancer."
looked across at Louis
looked at every dollar spent by Medicare --
looked a decade or two from death,
“looked at variables for why democracy”
“looked at their research,”
“looked like or that represented the”
“looked like this. unwieldy contraptions”
“looked down again to see if there were any hot guys”