Sentence examples for gaze skyward from inspiring English sources

That tapering perspective forces one's gaze skyward.

Trees and mists and the solid ground itself seem to breathe and to gaze skyward.

Gaze skyward above the cathedral's elaborate octagonal altar; the tiled dome ceiling is modeled on that of St. Peter's Basilica.

But come April, the curious at Citi Field need only gaze skyward to see if they can spot a strange piece of electronics hanging high above the stands.

Keep your gaze skyward to spot noisy groups of crossbill, a chunky finch that usually flies at treetop height, fluttering from cone to cone to feed.

Some of them thump the keys, willing the person they're calling to pick up; others gaze skyward, patiently waiting for the signal to connect.

Many people gathered around the perimeter of the cordoned-off square and gazed skyward.

The sculpture captures a benevolent-looking Mr. Scott, head tilted up and gazing skyward.

A white man, jowly, with round glasses, gazes skyward: "Beat a dog and he'll obey you.

After Ryan Church's grand slam, his first homer since June 1, Bush gazed skyward in disgust while Church pumped a fist.

Bereaved cricket fans sat in darkness, gazing skyward at red tracer bullets, believing them to be ironic fireworks.