The first thing that you notice about her is her gaze, wide-eyed and fixed on you, as if you had dropped from the sky.
HER gaze wide-eyed with panic, her attitude cheerfully sardonic, Anne Hathaway, playing Kym Buchman, the central character in "Rachel Getting Married," gives a brave performance that doesn't ask to be liked; only to be believed.
You can gaze wide-eyed at the wildlife (dolphins, otters, whales, seals and seabirds) above and below the waves as you drift through the kelp forest with its starfish, crab, jellyfish and anemones, and motor out to Seal Island, a protected bird colony and HMS Port Napier, a second world war shipwreck.
"She's gorgeous!" he quipped, gazing wide-eyed at Ms Hathaway.
They gazed wide-eyed at many of the luxury and specialty chain stores, including Joseph Abboud, A/X Armani Exchange, Cole Haan, Eileen Fisher, Thomas Pink, Sisley, Stuart Weitzman and Hugo Boss.
Mr. Holmes spent much of the hearing gazing wide-eyed in front of him or staring at the floor, glancing once at the ceiling lights.
On a recent visit, Mr. Petrovsky gazed wide-eyed at the feet of a gleaming armchair produced by Indian woodcarvers working under de Forest's direction.
It would make a genuinely refreshing change to have a human mutant or cyborg travelling with the Time Lord instead a young woman gazing, wide-eyed at the stars.
£20 per vehicle, check website for screening times and events Generations of children have gazed wide-eyed at Liverpool's World Museum's dinosaur displays, Egyptian mummies, creepy crawlies, aquarium and planetarium.
His ear protectors dwarfed his head as he gazed wide-eyed through the window of the Russian-built UN helicopter that lifted into the sky, sweeping over lush plains and thick forests.
All this time, a thin, long-fingered man in a brown leather jacket too big for him, is sipping orange juice, gazing wide-eyed and curious at the dancers and the monitors, nodding his head soberly in time to the music, his foot on automatic tap.
