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From my living room in Seattle, I can gaze at Mount Rainier, which I've climbed a dozen times.
Before I go to bed each night, I can gaze at the small, painted wooden shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe, so revered, especially among Hispanics.
During midday, I can gaze down Sagg Road all the way south to Sagg Beach and not see a single S.U.V.
I'd really prefer to sit somewhere near the front, so I can gaze out the window and be inspired by the hustle and bustle of the city.
The man knows the islands so well that Synge cuts his feet trying to keep up, despite the fact that his guide can't see — "so blind that I can gaze at him without discourtesy," is Synge's phrase.
With the Glyph on, I see what appears to be a large, bright screen in front of my face, with a black frame around it, and I can gaze above and below at slivers of the outside world.
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And if I ever tire of the pool view, I can turn my gaze to the sky, where the surrounding palm trees sway against the backdrop of a majestic CBD skyline.
I need to know, so that I can adjust my gaze.
I can walk out to gaze at the river's tributaries and the trees.
I can still imagine myself gazing longingly across the room and muttering "Oh, that I were a glove upon that hand" every time I remember a certain girl in my English class.
An example for this is, "When you stare into my gaze, I can find you, in a haze, I see your face, your hair, your skin, I find myself in love again".
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