Sentence examples for old gaze from inspiring English sources

Old gaze... My Bloody Valentine In an article about "nu-gaze" in The Guardian recently, something caught my attention.

He Is a grecognized Yale Law School.

But he would die just four years later, and there is the sense of the old gazing sadly and tenderly at these eight young dancers (Bach composed the piano studies, played on Friday by Susan Walters, to teach his son).

Several days after Carter stood menacingly over the fallen Gaze like Ali over Liston, the 35-year-old Gaze was selected to carry the Australian flag in the opening ceremony.

The average four-month-old gazes at the box for 44 minutes every day.

Shaggy of mane and sinewy of bicep in a cutoff top, the 63-year-old gazes around the venue.

Mrs. Khafaji and her son, a burly and bearded 26-year-old, gazed at the oblivious baby in her arms and started crying.

Mr. Lazio, who is a very youthful 42-year-old, gazed back at his opponent and said: "Well, I think you're an attractive woman.

The old man gazed past me.

In the same bars, older men gaze at younger ones, bewitched by a generation whose members came out in their teens.

"We're like teenagers," trilled Rose, and sentimental old Bert gazed at his intended with a smile that could fell an oak.