Sentence examples for He gazes from from inspiring English sources

He gazes from billboards everywhere.

On his memorial service bulletin, he gazes from a stark headshot with a tough-guy stare.

From babyhood on he gazed from his bedroom window at a tapestry of brick, a view that looked especially moody on rainy mornings.

ALBANY — The cardinal explored the Capitol like a curious tourist on Monday, commenting loudly as he gazed from side to side at the paintings and historic treasures outside Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's office.

Before and after Mr. Bush made remarks at the university's 300th commencement, the boos from graduating students were as loud as the cheers, and he gazed from a stage on the Old Campus at hundreds of yellow paper signs with messages that protested his policies and positions.

The irony hanging over Ebert's death is that while he represents a historical zenith of critical fame — today he gazes out from the front page of the Times, accompanied by a testimonial from the President of the United States — the craft to which he devoted his life is in steep, possibly terminal, decline.

He gazes up from his lap to look at his director.

(In the film, he gazes up from his sickbed at a TV screen, seething at his rival's success).

The playwright Edward Albee, sitting for the Emperor, clasps his haunted-looking face in both hands as he gazes out from beneath a sixteen-pointed star.

At night he gazes out from his high-rise, cold-water hotel and sees only a single car moving in the vast, impoverished capital Pyongyang.

Yet, as Abu Khattala, 42, pours a cup of green tea and offers me a tray of biscuits, he gazes thoughtfully from the sofa in his home in a street barely 10 minutes' drive from the centre of Benghazi.