Sentence examples similar to minute gaze from inspiring English sources

He didn't answer for a long minute, gazing off at the hills as if ignoring me.

It is nearly midnight, and time to take on the part of the evening we have both admitted that we are dreading: the four-minute gaze.

Using this technique, researchers report in tomorrow's issue of Nature that a 40-minute gaze with the Hubble Space Telescope last May has revealed methane in the atmosphere of HD 189733b, a Jupiter-size planet orbiting close to its very bright parent star located 63 light-years away.

He stood for minutes, gazing down on her sleeping face.

In one common exercise, a student is given three raisins, or a tangerine, to spend 10 or 20 minutes gazing at, musing on, holding and patiently masticating.

But perhaps figuring that politics trump fatigue, Obama decided to spend a few minutes gazing up at the granite visages that are the pride of South Dakota.

When she took the SAT in a lecture hall at Columbia University last year, she finished one section in half the time allotted and spent the remaining 10 minutes gazing at the students around her. Desks are supposed to be at least four feet apart, and test booklets staggered so that test-takers work on different sections.

Not one where you spend multiple minutes gazing at your wrist in lieu of gazing at a smartphone.

- Spend five minutes gazing into your lover's eyes without 'doing' anything, just softly look.

We all took a minute to gaze down on the carcass, and then the girl lifted her eyes.

Or at least take a minute to gaze at the original art commissioned not only in New York and Italy but also England, Switzerland, Canada and Australia.