But a surveillance camera captured the image of a lone man walking from the fire, looking repeatedly over his shoulder, according to the Manhattan district attorney's office.
Bob Binstock, a 55-year-old writer who has lived here for more than 35 years, found himself looking repeatedly at a photograph of one of his daughters and Mr. Tsarnaev, who graduated alongside her.
When the robot responded with bubbles to the child's pressing the button, the boy became deeply absorbed, standing close to it, and looking repeatedly at his mother with a smile.
Teachers, too, were in a constant state of fear, listening to the weather forecast again and again and looking repeatedly out the window, checking for any signs of another disaster.
He had always kicked exceptionally in his pregame work until Sunday, when he looked awful, repeatedly mishitting the ball.
Armstrong did not exactly slow down, but he looked back repeatedly before it became clear that Heras was not going fast enough, and so on he went, spinning his legs with the rapid cadence which the French press have nicknamed "the coffee grinder".
I once shared a stage with a former senator who was so moved by his own account of the bravery of Japanese-American soldiers in World War II that he turned from his lectern and looked, dramatically, repeatedly, straight at me every time he said "Japanese".
Cohen talks at great length about the actor's looks, repeatedly discussing whether she is like Audrey Hepburn, to whom the The Legend of Tarzan producer Jerry Weintraub compared her.
Cohen talks at great length about the actor's looks, repeatedly discussing whether she is like Audrey Hepburn, to whom the The Legend of Tarzan film producer Jerry Weintraub compared her.
Consider looking up words that appear repeatedly and are crucial to understanding the context.
