I saw them on the subway, gazing at me with sweet, gummy eyes over the shoulders of Dominican nannies.
When she is about to be whisked back home from the Kingdom of Sweets, her gaze darkens and deepens as if she's already being sucked back into sleep.
His image of Ramses is an example, both monumental and sweet: Ramses gazes impassively into eternity, unperturbed by the tiny man who is sitting on him and who is trying very hard to remain immobile for the several minutes Du Camp needed to take the photograph, a picture that in the end is about endless time.
Common thinking in the restaurant business, on the other hand, suggests that consumers' gazes should jump immediately to "sweet spots".
In the sweet snapshot, Baldwin gazes lovingly at his wife, who looks gorgeous in a dramatic veil and angular gown.
The intimate feel of the video perfectly accompanies the songs' sweet lyrics: Zayn gazes into the camera as he croons "I'm in love with you," while Harry coyly smiles while singing, "You're perfect to me".
A slender young man in red trousers and a white military blouse leans against a pillar in a sinuous posture with folded arms, gazing out at the viewer with a sweet, enigmatic expression.
Mia Wasikowska (another young Australian actress) does not have the sweet, soft loveliness of Joan Fontaine gazing forlornly at Orson Welles's Rochester, with his magnificent brow and gleaming eyes, in the 1943 Hollywood version.
Early on in Serious Sweet, one of the protagonists gazes across London from Telegraph Hill in Lewisham, surveying "the complicated metallic cylinder" near Vauxhall and the "vast stab of glass" at London Bridge.
I stroll past, gazing at the perfectly shaped pastries and sweet puddings in nearby shop windows.
