Sentence examples for Long gaze from inspiring English sources
A long gaze out beyond the footlights.
The Long Gaze Back is published by New Island.
After a long gaze he said, "I love you anyway, brother," and the two embraced.
With a long gaze and a faint smile, he again whispered what he had said: "This could be the beginning".
Titles are tricky, but I hope The Long Gaze Back – a quote from Maeve Brennan's novella The Visitor – captures the lengthy arc of Irish women's writing.
His book is really a long gaze at the gallery of men who made up the six companies, and readers will learn a good deal about the ecclesiastical and university cultures of the early seventeenth century.
Advertising agencies have long gazed at football clubs with green eyes.
She stole long gazes at him from behind the blinding strands of her hair, drinking in whatever it was in his looks that tugged at her so exquisitely.
Spending time in the driver's seat is certainly a lot more satisfying than taking long gazes across the parking lot.
Which is why the girl with anorexia is more likely to have had pushy parents than to have spent too long gazing at pictures of Paris Hilton.
Some in the Dominican political establishment, in turn, had long gazed at Haiti with resentment over Haiti's two-decade annexation of the former Spanish colony of Santo Domingo in the 1800s.
