Many gazed into smartphones, recording the moment the couple passed by.
Many gazed in through the numerous holes in the fence, anxiously awaiting for the cops to burst in and arrest the trespassers.
Indeed, the ability to set your own hours is one reason why many managers gaze enviously at peers who leave big companies to become independent consultants.
If many a gaze was directed towards the executive boxes, the man who propelled Fleetwood Town and Leicester City to uncharted heights may be seen on the pitch when they replay next week.
Both Mr. Trucks and Ms. Tedeschi are a few notches away from their most ferocious here, perhaps the result of too many longing gazes in the studio.
By Michael Chorost June 26 , 2013When I was a teen-ager, I spent many nights gazing through a telescope at an amateur observatory in Cranford, New Jersey.
In Grimsby these are the last days of normality, for Hollywood is about to fix the town with its many-headed gaze.
When I was a teen-ager, I spent many nights gazing through a telescope at an amateur observatory in Cranford, New Jersey.
In the Hills' account, these traditional elements were transplanted to a modern but no less anxious time, the height of the cold war, when many people gazed nervously skyward.
"What surprises me is, it used to be when voters asked what party you were from, if you said Republican, they were done," Mr. Kirk said as he wandered the festival with A. George Pradel, the longtime mayor of Naperville, who was once a police officer here and who was instantly recognized by many who gazed blankly at Mr. Kirk.
Artifacts from all over Asia Minor were sent to the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara, where, as a child, I spent many hours gazing at eyeless ceramic deer and emaciated bronze stags, developing a love of Hittites, that was not totally unrelated to the snack cakes produced by the Eti (Hittite) biscuit company.
