She glanced over her shoulder around the restaurant.
Does the sentence make sense if she's sitting with her back to the rest of the restaurant? Is it possible to glance over your own shoulder around a place?
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Does the sentence make sense if she's sitting with her back to the rest of the restaurant? Is it possible to glance over your own shoulder around a place?
Yes, the idea is correct. You need to add a verb before around the restaurant, as follows:
She glanced over her shoulder and looked around the restaurant