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Discover Ludwig"looked toward" is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the action of directing one's gaze in a particular direction. For example, "He looked toward the horizon, wondering what lay beyond."
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Malcolm looked toward Laurel's room.
Mike looked toward Laura.
I looked toward Anja.
She looked toward the black Volkswagen.
He looked toward the mountains.
He looked toward the sky.
He looked toward their booth.
Wilson looked toward the door.
He looked toward the court house.
He looked toward me and continued walking.
I looked toward where he was looking.
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