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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I stood looking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone staring at something in a fixed position. For example, "I stood looking out the window, admiring the view of the countryside."
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I stood looking at this, in admiration and wonder.
I stood looking at them, talking to a staffer.
I stood looking at it with Sergei and Volodya and the man wearing two sweaters.
As I stood looking down at a forest of green, I started to feel a welling emotion within me.
Rosenberg and I stood looking at the vertical farm in silence.
I stood looking at the missile for a few moments before I wasstruck by the incredible irony of the situation.
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And I stand looking as the bus drives off, and tell the mothers to have a good day.
We achieve a kind of casual intimacy with this preternaturally white horse – various people are stepping up on to its plinth to get a better view of it as I stand looking at it.
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'The road to the MDGs' "From where I stand, looking at the data, the road to the MDGs goes right through pneumonia and diarrhoea," said panellist Orin S. Levine, who heads the International Vaccine Access Centre.
I've stood looking down into those subway gratings for hours -- and no subway cars.
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