Sentence examples for gaze out from from inspiring English sources

In Blair's prints, women's eyes gaze out from grids mounted on the surrounding walls.

In a wedding photograph that sits behind the sectional sofa in their living room, the dark-haired newlyweds gaze out from the heart of a red rose.

It's an unassuming two-roomed shack at the side of the road, but gaze out from the back steps and the dazzling blue almost swallows you whole.

Outside, gaze out from the gallery's back porch, supported by caryatids sculptured by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, at the placid lake in Delaware Park, Olmsted's crown jewel.

"Why haven't they called me?" We gaze out from the roof terrace, at the crowds on the Croisette and the yachts on the sea.

His sky-blue eyes gaze out from behind heavy-rimmed glasses, out of the window, towards the Thames, where generations of his family once worked on the docks.

Silhouetted figures gazed out from the portals.

A leopard set against a pink background gazes out from a hanging made of balsa wood.

On Thursday afternoon, as she stashed props, Ms. Beckman gazed out from the stoop.

A portrait of Washington gazes out from a dining room wall.

Gazing out from the rear wall was none other than Jesus Christ himself.