The phrase "I gaze forward" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: As I stood on the top of the mountain, I gazed forward at the vast expanse of the valley below.
The heads with exposed glassy eyes gaze forward with intense purpose.
One passage is set to Debussy's "Nuages"; all six dancers gaze forward in a tableau; then, as a new woodwind chord sounds, the women, seated, turn their heads in profile while the men look down at them.
In conjunction with this behavioral finding, the FG responded with the greatest activation to face and gaze forward, perhaps reflecting the unambiguous social salience of congruent face and gaze directed toward the viewer.
Manager Brendan Rodgers will seek satisfaction in those statistics - but of greater significance is that this evolving Liverpool team will feel they can gaze forward rather than back in the closing phases of the Premier League season.
We stand on the edge of history's canyon and we gaze forward into the sparkling night's sky of the future, marvelling at its limitless possibilities.
Open your eyes and gaze forward again.
Keep your elbows tucked in towards your ribs, and gaze forward as you engage your core and lower down towards the floor.
I want a poem to contain as much of time as I can possibly wrap my arms around — flashing back, gazing forward, while trying, too, to ground the poem in some actual present.
Chaturanga (hovering inches above your mat in a low plank) mirrored popping up on the board, while gazing forward and aligning our hands and feet helped our balance.
