look past

He looked past the girl to the woman, a question in his eyes.

Then he looked past her to where the man had been.

I looked past her at the building, thinking of the others.

He saw the boy look past him at his friends.

She was still looking past me, but now seemed to see nothing.

He seemed to be looking past her to something she could not see.

He thought for a while, looking past me at the door.

She looked past him and held out her hands again.

Bill looked past him and saw the body on the floor.

You have to look past those things and continue to play your game.

"I think maybe we were looking past them to Chicago."

He raised his voice and looked past her to the others.

The firm eyes of the old man were looking past him.

I looked past him to where the girls were watching.

He looked past his officer at the field and the table.

He looked past her through the window to the playing field.

Then she looked past me as if I were not there at all.

It's hard to look past today when we know we're making him happy.

She sat very straight, looking past me at the wall.

Already planning things out, she looked past him into town.

He was looking past my shoulder at something far away.

She looked past his left shoulder and saw the car.

He looked past me, into a distance I could not see.

He was looking past Harry, toward the door of the living room.

"You have to be able to look past the dead," his mother said.