look a treat

But the new uniforms for station staff do look a treat"

I must say, Gwen, your garden looks a treat.

The vast sandy beach up here looks a treat.

"Boy, you look a treat," said one of the android's mouths.

It not only looks a treat, but the flesh of the immature flower heads is delicious.

I don't know whether she can act, but she looks a treat.'

The duty solicitor looked a treat, as always, in his blue suit and regimental tie.

"My, you do look a treat, miss," she declared.

You look a treat in that gear.

F Map This place was freshly minted when we visited and looked a treat.

I said at once, 'Good heavens, no: this looks a treat!'

"That's daft, you look a treat-" The sergeant broke off.

Don't he look a treat!

'It would have looked a treat flowerin' here once.

It looked a treat.

You're looking a treat!

'Strikes me you'd look a treat yourself riding bareback at a circus.'

"You'd have looked a treat in them, I expect," said Sergeant O'Connor.

"You look a treat," Bessy assured her.

'Looking a treat!

Jim and John had splashed out on vast quantities of bunting and balloons to decorate the streets and the town looked a treat.

'You look a treat,' said Philbrick.

"You're looking a treat tonight, m'dear, a fine sight for these poor old eyes," he says, and, scenting a large tip, she smiles broadly at him.

MEL SMITH looked a treat - matted unwashed hair, dirty denim cut-offs revealing pale chubby legs.

The rest of the hotel, which includes a good-sized pool surrounded by wooden decking, and a relaxing open-sided sitting-room full of books and games, also looks a treat.