He stops in front of me, and gazing somewhere above my right shoulder, places the deviant strands behind my ear with a latex-gloved hand.
A young man stands in the middle of the street during a storm, his gaze focussed somewhere far behind the lens.
Butch Warren's gaze is somewhere far; he leans hard into his bass, his fingers skip in all directions and for a few moments, the gaps in a hazy life fill in.
Sometimes alone, but more often in pairs, they get rolled through the sliding glass door and parked in the air-conditioned lobby with their mouths agape and gazes frozen somewhere in the middle distance, like some terrifying figures that sprang from Goya's brush.
A typical pen portrait of someone wandering across Libby's critical gaze: "she was somewhere north of 50, with dark, darting eyes that bulged out of a bony face" and "the shiny coating of someone on too many pills".
His jaw is set and resting in his hand, his gaze is fixed somewhere in the distance, and his voice is unusually monotone.
Mount Fuji, the holy grail of Tokyo gazing, was out there somewhere, hidden by clouds and smog.
Most of us focused on the future off to the side somewhere; some gazed up, struck by a vision.
"Yesterday I had only 18 fighters," the Qomendan said, his unwavering gaze fixed on a point somewhere in the middle of the low-ceilinged room.
From her widow's walk she could gaze across the sound toward Russia, somewhere beyond the Swedish coast.
