Lewis plays William Keane, a borderline-homeless guy who hangs around the bus station, bothering people, incessantly talking to himself, and gazing about him with the quick, paranoid glances of a wounded animal.
Mo tipped his cap and held it off to one side at an elegant angle, while he bent slowly from the waist and gazed about, tilting a bit this way and that.
The kindness of the funeral director letting me use the toilet in her house ("Those are their flannels," I thought, gazing about. "One day will I wash my face without thinking about Dad?").
Gazing about, I saw the fruits of other runs down the alleys of Newport Beach.
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An original, The Granite Gaze, about the Catholic church's treatment of Irish women, also startles with its dark poetry.
It is hard for a guest to know what to do, other than gaze about helpfully and keep quiet, in a form of stylitic meditation.
In Verdi Park, at Broadway and 72nd Street, if you follow the statue of Verdi's gaze about 20 feet upward into the trees in front of it, you will spot a large fake owl perched on a branch.
He didn't look so bad, maybe a little thinner — but he spent most of the time looking downward, his gaze about thirty degrees below horizontal, somewhat lower than it had been in March.
The Queen gazed about her at the gloomy landscape.
