Sentence examples for I could gaze from inspiring English sources

Once, on a trip out, she detoured so I could gaze at it.

I could gaze at this idealised representation of the world for hours.

Thatched roof, dark wood panels, ceiling fan, wicker chairs, viewing deck with plunge pool, linen curtains draped over a four poster bed – from which I could gaze out at exotic birds, giraffes, impala and nyala.

Low mountain ridges sprang up from nowhere, as if pulled from a bedsheet of dry earth, and from their tops, I could gaze down on low-altitude zones of green, damp marshland.

In "Mein Kampf," he recalled, "For hours, I could stand in front of the Opera, for hours I could gaze at the parliament; the whole Ring Boulevard seemed to me like an enchantment out of the 'Thousand and One Nights.' " "Prelude to a Nightmare" affords a revelatory view of Vienna's glory days, just before the First World War.

Taking the nature trail and walking barefoot along the sand to tiny Ile Boudreau, I could gaze over this extraordinary archipelago with its relatively recent human occupation and appreciate how its stark beauty gets under the skin of those who have made it their home.

If it turns out that one of them is actually gay and he looks around and sees no one like him, I would hope that he could gaze upon a mural in one of your hallways and think, "OK, there I am," and walk on to class with hope in his heart and a dream that a painting on the wall promised him was his to fulfill.

On Sunday, the church offered my family a mirror into which we could gaze and reflect on all that Mom was and is to us, and for that, I'm very grateful.

Every day they could gaze up and contemplate the words.

Only those eyes could gaze at the Lower Manhattan skyline and not see the scars.

From some vantages, visitors could gaze up to a clear, blue sky.