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Discover LudwigThe phrase "looked towards" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone directing their gaze or attention towards something or someone. Example: Mary looked towards the horizon, hoping to catch a glimpse of the sunset.
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I turned and looked towards the door.
Compared to children with Down syndrome, children with Smith Magenis syndrome gave preferential attention to adults and looked towards adults significantly more than they looked towards peers.
At the other end, Chris Read looked towards the pavilion and gave the universal drinking gesture.
The museum looked towards the European Bauhaus, the theatre to Hollywood.
I have always looked towards May with a sense of excitement and relief.
Harris then stood and looked towards FAS Dean Michael D. Smith in hesitation.
Surprisingly, perhaps, he looked towards the US to facilitate that process.
"We never, ever looked towards their team about what they were about.
All relaxed and happy, I looked towards the ignition to grab the keys.
There is also the feeling that he has always looked towards America".
Abdullah paused briefly, then looked towards the door to see if we were alone.
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