Sentence examples for To stare over from inspiring English sources

It reached the furthest point and turned to stare over at me.

If only she'd had a pair of thick brown glasses to stare over.

In one case in the South West, a 15-year-old boy with Asperger's syndrome, an autistic disorder, was given an Asbo which stated he was not to stare over his neighbours' fence into their garden.

Each night countless people are drawn there after midnight to casually stare over tequila sunrises, waiting, hoping that someone will come in to make the evening worthwhile.

It is a wonderful sight, to stare out over the stalls and watch an audience overacting.

We begin to cross the Isabella II bridge, and I pause to stare down over the iron railing.

Callow likes his theatre red-blooded and red-curtained – there's a delightful description of the audience at a panto, enjoying themselves at full volume ("It's a wonderful sight, to stare out over the stalls and watch an audience overacting").

"In fact," Lanier continued, laying his hands flat on the table, and then turning them over to stare at his palms, "I loathe that.

– Nick Bilton Today's Social Interaction, A Cartoon from The New Yorker newyorker.com | "A bunch of friends are coming over to stare at their phones".

His willingness to stare down Republicans over raising the debt limit — and winning — showed that he is less likely nowadays to start a negotiation by moving to the center and trying to find common ground.

Ana and Christian are seen falling in love, dancing together, he's seen choosing from some impressively well-ironed ties, she pants rather exaggeratedly in the rain and gives him her best come to bed eyes stare over a drink.