Michael gave me the once-over and looked rather shocked with his mouth hanging slightly open and all. |
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Now executives treat the plan as a work in progress, giving it a thorough once-over every quarter and reviewing some parts weekly. |
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Why do people do a once-over cleaning on their house right before a housecleaner comes to do that very thing? |
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And once you've done that, can you clean the bathroom mirror and give the living room a once-over with a duster? |
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Any CORGI-registered gas installer should be able to give your boiler a quick once-over to make sure it is working smoothly. |
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Give your body a once-over with a loofah sponge, then finish with a final warm water rinse. |
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I had my windows wide open to allow myself a decent angle with the camera, which has just been given the once-over with a towel. |
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After 1,000 rounds I'll take the piece to a gunsmith for a trigger job, and have him give the cylinder a once-over. |
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He forced himself to open his eyes and work the rest of the paint from his face and hair, giving himself a quick once-over with the soap. |
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Beth gave his bare skin a once-over with a washcloth, but scrubbed more vigorously at his face. |
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The doctor will give you a once-over, checking for obesity and high-blood pressure. |
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The looks you receive from those already seated, the up-and-down once-over, leave you to decide whether to get comfortable right then or split. |
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The security guard standing outside the door gave him an once-over, then took a good look in his eyes and reconsidered. |
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I gave the cramped club a brief once-over, looking for any telltale signs for any of my friends. |
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Well, maybe not, but the garden definitely needs a once-over from a crawling POV for, e.g., pots full of broken shards of other pots. |
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She watched as he gave her a once-over, causing her blood pressure to rise. |
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He gave me an once-over, slowly letting his gaze survey me up and down, and I felt my cheeks heat up, regretting my stupid retort. |
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I can't give a beautiful woman the once-over any more, because she usually turns around and looks at me because I'm me and being such a guy. |
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I gave him a once-over as he looked at me oddly because of my strange comment. |
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A party of 20 went to Abbeyfields sheltered housing in Bath Road, Old Town, to decorate a bedroom, a bathroom, and give the garden the once-over. |
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But a quick once-over with an old toothbrush quickly put things right. |
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Often, discovering potential problems for your tires is as simple as giving them a good visual once-over. |
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Sophia had already moved onto the next Guard, observing her carefully and giving her the once-over. |
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Then she gives my clothes a once-over, suddenly scrutinizing the outfit Sini picked out for me as if it is the most important thing in the whole world. |
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Kyle walked over to Stephen, still unconscious, and gave him a once-over. |
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How often you have to give your peas a once-over depends on the weather, with warmer weather hastening ripening and thus calling for more frequent picking. |
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Get yourself an electric shaver and do a once-over on your stubbly parts. |
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I'm doing more than a once-over with eye shadow and mascara. |
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The two men give each other a once-over, in a way that suggests, why not? |
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After all, in opening the gallery in 1962, she had been the first British monarch to let her subjects give the family silverware to the Antiques Roadshow once-over. |
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Would it cost so much to employ a groundsman to keep the grass down and a few cleaners to give the place the once-over with a duster every now and then? |
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She said women were going into a small foyer next to the fitting rooms to give their men's clothes the once-over, but that some strayed into the actual changing room area. |
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At this time of year there are plenty to be seen, sitting upright in the begging position and giving passers-by a curious once-over before lolloping off to a safer distance. |
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Her bespectacled colleague gave me a once-over. |
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The lawmen also give the once-over to red and gold bamboo plants and Davis' melon crop. |
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A once-over with the vertical mower and the site looked as though a football scrimmage had been held on it. |
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Janet gave him a cougarish once-over that made him feel like a piece of raw meat she was looking to sink her teeth into. |
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