The word "lookout" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "lookout" to refer to a person assigned to keep watch for possible danger or difficulty, i.e., “The lifeguard was a vigilant lookout, keeping an eye on all of the swimmers.” You can also use the word to refer to a place offering a good view, i.e., “We hiked up to the top of the hill for a better lookout.”.
Climbing out to one of the lookout points for a surf check we look through a small gap in the beachside trees to a view revealing the dark bumps of the swell.
7 alleé du Jardin Madame, Villerville, +33 2 3187 2022, bellevue-hotel.fr, doubles from €97 Lion-sur-Mer on the Côte de Nacre, the "pearl coast", resembles an Edward Hopper landscape, with its long sandy beach marked by an archaic lifeguard's lookout.
A Whitehall source said this was not the main thing on the UK's wishlist, but that the government was on the lookout for anything that could be interpreted as discrimination against non-eurozone countries.
Then it was onwards past the famous sheet of rock ("The Great Slab" says Wainwright) up to the splendid pointed peak of Bowfell, like a remote turreted lookout.
OS Map: Explorer 138: Dover, Folkestone & Hythe The lookout from the summit, taking in the Jaws of Borrowdale and still waters of Derwent Isle, was immortalised in the classic book Swallows and Amazons.
Forget the kingfisher, mute swan or hen harrier, it has to be a magpie; loud, cocky, bit of a geezer, always on the lookout for something to nick, it fills its nest with cheap, gaudy tat and predates on its smaller neighbours.
George Osborne, flanking the prime minister, looked pensive throughout, like the lookout man in a post office robbery.
That's its charm; this stretch of coast is unspoilt, with a Blue Flag beach at Lappiesbaai, a whale-watching lookout at Morris Point and several nature reserves.
It is these high-energy electrons and positrons that AMS is on the lookout for.The problem is spotting them against a backdrop of electrons from other cosmic sources, which are much more common than positrons are.
Another is that Mr Mattrick was on the lookout for a new post because he risked being sidelined in a sweeping internal reorganisation that Microsoft is said to be planning.
"We must always be on the lookout for those who are being left behind or neglected in any way by our Catholic education system".What lies behind all this egalitarian talk?
