Appearing in a sparkly black jacket and fixing the audience with a gimlet-eyed stare, she seized control and turned it into an impressively intense cover of Screaming Jay Hawkins's I Put a Spell on You.
It was equipped with a sample robot and a Julabo FT400 intracooler, as well as with STARe software for the control of the experimental conditions and for data analysis.
Perhaps only Picasso, with his habitual black-eyed "power stare" (the mirada fuerte), controlled his own photographic demeanor as consistently.
Here's my favorite: in a test to see if dog breeds really were different, Budiansky reports, "Border collies would stare at a remote-control toy car for the entire 120 seconds during the test that the car was moving, while Newfoundlands would pay attention to the car only if it ran directly into them".
Having to stare down at your controls while you're on the last leg of your treadmill sprint because you can't find the damn "Volume Down" button sucks.
Lookouts on the mountains surrounding Loi Tai Leng stare out into territory controlled by the Thais, the Burmese and the heroin and amphetamine-peddling United, the country's largest armed group.
Lookouts on the mountains surrounding Loi Tai Leng stare out into territory controlled by the Thais, the Burmese, and the heroin- and amphetamine-peddling United Wa State Army, the country's largest armed group.
Grady had to do a cram-down round and fire 45 employees to stare Jafco down and keep control of the company.
And we think stare decisis cannot possibly be controlling when, in addition to those factors, the decision in question has been proved manifestly erroneous, and its underpinnings eroded, by subsequent decisions of this Court.
In the control room everyone stared at the video monitors.
