Sentence examples for designed to gaze down from inspiring English sources
The two telescopes were designed to gaze down upon Earth from space to collect intelligence.
In Châtillon-en-Bazois, crossing a stone bridge, we stopped midconversation to gaze down.
He paused to gaze down at the snake, where it lay in its terrarium, basking under a heat lamp.
During my two months in Ireland, I scaled mountains and sea cliffs only to gaze down upon villages whose populations boasted more sheep than people.
A raised screen means you no longer need to gaze down at an unhealthy angle.
Moreover, people tend to gaze down when they do these activities, which increases the risk of motion sickness.
The village is a lovely place to stop and gaze down on to the city.
"It's designed to shut down challengers".
Children completed a free-viewing task designed to elicit gaze following, a core deficit of Autism Spectrum Disorders ASDD).
Designed by Philip Johnson, the flamboyant doyen of architectural opportunists, the State Pavilion was to be the biggest and best building of them all, with "Sky Streak" glass lifts zipping visitors up to the "Astro-View" observation decks, from where they could gaze down on the multicoloured roof of the "Tent of Tomorrow".
Billboards for expensive American brands stand next to revolution-era propaganda murals, as the disinterested faces of Western supermodels gaze down on statues of Chairman Mao.
