Sentence examples for outside gaze from inspiring English sources
Outside, gaze out from the gallery's back porch, supported by caryatids sculptured by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, at the placid lake in Delaware Park, Olmsted's crown jewel.
Originally from Germany, Bismarck asserts the issue of the outside gaze on the social strata of another country.
There he stood, outside, gazing down over the bush.
The result can be sublime: one begins to experience music as if from outside, gazing in at its workings while being absorbed in them.
Nothing could be drowsier than Portobelo on a hot, sultry Sunday morning here in the early years of the 21st century, with the murmurings of the litany drifting across the square from the open doors of the town's old colonial church, and a brace of vultures perched outside, gazing down lugubriously as though listening to the Mass and contemplating past sins.
He would make the hour-long walk to Cora's house on Davoe Street, then stand outside gazing through the windows hoping to catch sight of her.
Because everyone in security will rush outside to gaze up at Snoopy, that's how.
In Stratford, you could wander outside and gaze at the River Avon.
Outside, we gaze at the sun and sunsets, at stars and constellations.
So long as the sky is clear of clouds, it should be a great time to get outside and gaze at it or take some photos.
