Sentence examples for To gaze over from inspiring English sources

To gaze over the classical-music landscape in the final weeks of December is to take in what can seem like an endless, unvarying forest of Handel's 1742 oratorio "Messiah".

The pattern allows you to gaze over the stage at other concertgoers, creating a communal ambience.

Sometimes we emerged at a high vantage point, to gaze over thrilling green seas of wilderness.

You no longer have to gaze over a school lunchroom, hoping to find a seat at a socially acceptable table.

Elevated on a waist-high pedestal, she seems to gaze over the traffic on Fifth Avenue with divine disregard for mere human reality.

But they were also drawn by the hundreds to gaze over the metal barriers cordoning off the six blocks around the marathon's finish line.

And if they need to present their ID at any point, they will typically hold it so that their thumb covers the picture and then allow the guard or employee to quickly gaze over the rest of the details.

We do miss the Bay Area's weather in the sweltering July and August of southeast Texas, but instead we have wonderful warm evenings to sit gazing over the new pool and gardens listening to the frogs and crickets.

I'd gaze over this showcase into my mirror as I got ready for school.

As I gaze over the offices teeming bookshelves, I notice an entire shelf of W.H. Auden in English.

Outsiders and best friends, the three girls gaze over an invisible fence defined by their poverty and foreignness.