Sentence examples for prolonged looking from inspiring English sources
Prolonged looking brings the realization that the alligator has roughly the physical contours of Cuba.
Many works by lesser-known artists will also reward prolonged looks, including Robert Havell's "View of Hudson River from Tarrytown Heights" (circa 1842), a sweeping landscape vista dotted with houses and farms.
In the post-Peep Show quagmire (sorry), British comedy has become stuck in a cycle of staid silences and prolonged awkward looks.
Unlike the desktop web, which is driven by "work usage" (quick snacks during the day), Connected TV usage is similar to tablet usage – users are accessing it for prolonged periods of time looking for long entertainment experiences (real sit down meals).
About 15 years ago, Mr. Jennings came across a silicate that would prolong the look of polished aluminum.
"We are not looking to prolong this" he said.
The chance to play alongside O'Neal, Webber or Duncan also became an enticement for aging players looking to prolong their careers.
Ireland has a general election today with Bertie Ahern, the prime minister, looking to prolong his ten years in power.
Or are they mischief-making spoilers, looking to prolong a divisive Democratic fight or support a candidate Mr. McCain can beat in November?
The Green and White evergreen also announced that he was looking to prolong his incredible career: "I feel very good and would like to continue".
