She confessed to the feelings of rage and helplessness that overwhelmed her as she gazed down up on the blood-soaked body of Angela.
As I gazed at this seemingly impenetrable 935m-high wall of rock, my sentiments echoed those of Miss Jemima, who noted: "We were hard put to discover a path, or to understand how we should reach its summit".
On my wedding night a dozen years ago, my bride gazed up at me from the nuptial sheets and beamed "is this the happiest day of your life?".
Beneath a leafy canopy The poet, on my seventieth, Gazed up through cathedral Branches at constellations.
As I gazed upon the 38 shirts spilling out of drawers and hanging all around my room, the words of a brilliant letter to the Guardian rang in my ears.
"We're like teenagers," trilled Rose, and sentimental old Bert gazed at his intended with a smile that could fell an oak.
The panoramic I've gazed at for the last 25 years, and probably the only thing that hasn't changed in that time.
The fortune-teller smiled as she gazed out towards the distant peaks of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range.
He gazed out over their heads; his face was round and turnip-white.
Others gazed at her, bewildered.Mrs Clinton's quest for the Democratic nomination took her to many distant corners, but the least expected may have been Puerto Rico, a semi-independent commonwealth that does not participate in America's general election.
America's economists, including Ben Bernanke, gazed from their perch in America, where central bankers were kings, and concluded that weakness prevented the Bank of Japan from doing what was necessary to restore healthy growth.
