Usage of "look out on"

Be oriented in a certain direction.

Usage of look out on in English

Michel opened the window-shutters, in order to look out on the road. 
 The Companions of Jehu 

The windows of these rooms look out on the Val d' Arno. 
 Passages from the French and Italian Notebooks, Volume 2. 

Nothing but the mountain'll be left to look out on the plains. 
 Lahoma 

She tried to look out on him from a mist of tears. 
 Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith 

We canvass the situation and idly look out on the square before us. 
 A Midsummer Drive Through the Pyrenees 

Our windows look out on the obelisk where the guillotine stood. 
 The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family 

Many of the vineyards look out on to the Atlantic coast. 
 The Irish Times 

He dared not look out on the ruin of his life. 
 The Way of the Wind 

When you look out on these groves, what do you see? 
 The heretic queen 

My windows look out on a wintry sea, and it is bitter cold. 
 Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 2 

The windows of his club look out on a thousand umbrellas. 
 A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago 

Tom, telling Alick to look out on deck, descended with two hands below. 
 The Three Admirals 

Sebastian quickly to Miss Frost's room for a hasty look out on the steps. 
 The ginger man 

Sometimes he walked over to the window to look out on the furious tempest. 
 Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume III, Part 2: 1907-1910 

Those holes behind you that look out on the valley were made by hands. 
 In Search of the Okapi / A Story of Adventure in Central Africa 

Through the window he could look out on a garden filled with old trees. 
 The Goose Man 

Meanings of look out on in English