The interaction of pulse II with the recovered ground stare population from case A is shown in figure 10B (corresponding to case B in figure 9).
I got lost in its pages and practiced and practiced my unblinking stare, just in case.
In delis, he'd stare at the cases of juice, baffled by unfamiliar flavors like mango and tangerine, unable to choose.
So while they go back and forth, debating whether our interview will actually go ahead, I stare into a glass case in the living room, which is home to Lisa's 11-foot python, Shelley, and pretend not to notice.
Accustomed to action on the screen, we are irritated to be confronted by heads that simply stare (or in Reed's case, avoid staring) back at us.
Photocopied head shots of young women stared hauntingly from her case files, which she kept in loose-leaf binders.
When he rolled down the window to greet the old man again, Case just stared, then turned to call out to the house.
In most cases, rats stare at novel pictures, then gradually lose interest as the images become familiar.
Act cool around him don't act all nervous, in case he stares at you and wonders why you're not with him as much or why you never seem to notice him anymore.
They are essentially prolonged staring sessions, usually focused on people who can't or don't stare back, as in the case of a six-hour film of a man sleeping and a series of films of couples kissing.
She pauses for a moment, as two beaten-down migrant children stare at the gleaming display case with a fervency of desire that leaves them breathless.
