Sentence examples for gaze down on from inspiring English sources

On one screen I gaze down on a farmhouse in the Outer Hebrides.

So did other Catalan architects, his contemporaries, like Puig i Cadafalch, who fell under the inspiration of Dutch townhousing and, for a chocolate millionaire named Amatller, built on Passeig de Gracia a fantastically rich variant on one of those stepped facades that gaze down on the canals of Amsterdam.

Buddhas gaze down on 57th Street.

They gaze down on the current players, perhaps evaluating them.

GOD and BOB HOPE gaze down on Windermere.

You can hike it, bike it, or gaze down on it from a helicopter.

And it was while standing on Hampstead Hill one night that he gazed down on London and imagined a technological miracle of the future, "when in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, the design of the monstrous city flashes into vision -- a glittering hieroglyph".

Many's the time I've stood on the balcony, during intermission, at one of Lincoln Center's grand theatres, gazed down on Midsummer Night Swing, and wished I were there instead.

Many's the time I've stood on the balcony, during intermission, at one of Lincoln Center's grand theatres, gazed down on Midsummer Night Swing, and wished… In 2004, Dance Theatre of Harlem went broke and had to suspend operations.

The New Yorker, June 24 , 2013P. 21 Many's the time I've stood on the balcony, during intermission, at one of Lincoln Center's grand theatres, gazed down on Midsummer Night Swing, and wished I were there instead.

By Joan Acocella The New Yorker, June 24 , 2013P. 21 Many's the time I've stood on the balcony, during intermission, at one of Lincoln Center's grand theatres, gazed down on Midsummer Night Swing, and wished I were there instead.