Sentence examples for stare followed from inspiring English sources

Just like old times, you might think, only most of his drinking pals are dead now - 'wretchedly inconsiderate' of them - and... Suddenly, O'Toole looks up with a comically vacant stare, followed by a broad, cavalier smile.

When it returned less than five minutes later, I tried psyching it out with a long, murderous stare followed by a stern talking to - relayed in a chilling monotone - littered with squirrel-related expletives.

If you'd had asked me yesterday when this thing was going to launch, my response would have been a blank stare followed by "Holy crap, that hasn't launched yet?" Sure enough, it hasn't – but it's just about to.

Blank stare, followed by, "Parmesan?... Kraft?" Forget it.

While we were checking out, the cashier looked at the both of us and asked, "Is this your dad?" "Yes," I said, thinking I knew what was coming next: the confused stare followed by a painfully long silence while she tried to rationalize how that could be.

If you're constantly met with responses like the Solemn Downward Stare, followed by the Evening of Awkward Silence, and the Night Without Sex, then be warned: the game you're playing isn't worth winning.

Many Slices of Life Earn an Irritable Stare Following are selections from Mordecai Richler's writings: At the parochial school until he was 13 years old Duddy met many boys who came from families that were much better off than his own and on the least pretext he fought with them.

While double-takes and stares follow in the wake of the X6's confounding shape, the Infiniti FX looks familiar, its long-hood, short-overhang shape a clear evolution of the first-generation model introduced in 2003.

Known in professional circles as the "moon eye," it is generally accompanied with a rigid posture and hard stare, and followed by -- you guessed it, a bite.

Every time I told someone that my husband and I were packing our bags and moving to Costa Rica with our 15-month-old daughter and 9-year-old Brittany spaniel, I got the same reaction: a blank stare, typically followed by, "wow, that's crazy" a long pause, and finally "You're doing what everyone else wants to do".

Doctors have said she is in a persistent vegetative state, meaning her eyes are open and might widen, stare and follow objects, but her brain is incapable of emotion, memory or thought.