Before signing any contract, my mentor always looks before one leaps to ensure there are no hidden clauses.

As a motto, she followed 'looked before one leapt' to avoid unnecessary mistakes.

She looks out for number one when making decisions at work, so she rarely volunteers for extra projects.

A good habit is to look over one's shoulder to check for cars before stepping into the street.

She almost refused the donated laptop because it was scratched, but I told her never look a gift horse in the mouth.

After the long hike, Jenna looked like something the cat's dragged in and could barely keep her eyes open.

When my neighbor surprised me with an extra holiday turkey, I thought about my empty fridge and told myself, don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

When she talks about her hometown, she always seems to look through rose-tinted glasses, forgetting the problems that were there.

I tend to look through rose-colored glasses when I remember our college days, overlooking the petty arguments and focusing only on the fun we had.

A good leader must look beyond the tip of one's nose when making decisions that affect the whole company.