Sentence examples for go staring from inspiring English sources

It's especially vague in a straight line, so don't go staring at that glowing monitor to check the radio station or you might end up driving into the weeds.

Off he went, staring straight head, pushing his racing chair increasingly fast over a footbridge that his feet never touched, quite contentedly.

But dealing with a constant stream of urgent tasks leaves you wrung out at the end of the day, wondering where all the time went, staring at the undone actual work you've got to complete.

Her voice began to grow from "I can't believe you just said that" to "People are going to start staring at us with great concern really soon".

Yet we go on staring.

We go on staring, Lumen-like, into the farthest reaches of the cosmos.

The first few days go to staring and coddling and dodging effluent.

Relieved that since these were pictures, you could just go on staring?

You go from staring at the impossibly beautiful duo of Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal to laughing along with Ms. Bigelow as Quentin Tarantino comes over and puts Mr. Boal, his rival in the original screenplay category, is a tight headlock.

A hand in the pocket, a hand at the head, they strike ambulatory poses but go nowhere, staring unseeingly across the river bank, fixed on the city canvas like a lesser-known Magritte.

Kit Wright, introducing the work, encounters one such "the unmistakable bullseye, the authentic maximum in a run of lines when you know, by whatever means, that this is the real thing" in a passage from "Angel Visits" by Garry Ely: "Incurious, condemned, / you go on staring at the broken shapes / your clothes make in the shadows, /preparing to give themselves away".