Sentence examples for stare how from inspiring English sources

With so much to read, I often skip over these motivational mantras, but one attributed to Cathie Black made me stop and stare: "How Wide a Frame Can You Put Around Your Future?" Black, a former president of Hearst Corporation, wrote a letter to her younger self in the great book by Ellyn Spragins: What I Know Now About Success: Letters from Extraordinary Women to Their Younger Selves.

The words are beyond them, but they can see how she moves, how she stares, how she dresses.

Referring to his roughly 89 million words, Beck wrote (and stared), "How many have been of value?

Just sit back and stare at how small a phone with a 5-megapixel canera can be.

As some people at the table stared, unsure how to begin, one had already unceremoniously torn off the fish's head and was blissfully feasting on a length of jawbone, scaly skin dangling.

Tottenham fans must sit, stare and wonder how their season could have been oh-so-different if Chelsea had not skipped them in the queue for the signature of Willian.

You think I don't see the way you stare at me? How flirty you get?

"Let people see me struggling, slowly but surely, to get up the stairs, let them stare and wonder how is it that I might be at a public event on behalf of UNICEF and realize that people with disabilities are a powerful and dynamic community, one I am very proud to be a part of, just as proud as I am to be a part of UNICEF".

Facebook will surely need to keep a death stare on how overall usage metrics are impacted as it determines how often to show these ads.

He talked about how people stare at Nat, on the beach and on the street, and how he hates it.

He knows how to stare down the camera.