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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'stare with' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
The correct phrase to use in this context would be 'start with.' Example sentence: Let's start with introducing ourselves to the team.
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When everyone knows they're being watched in a crowd of sympathetic onlookers (because it's never just one person staring, so why stare with a look like that if no one can witness the performance?), they try so hard to look so pained.
The eyes stare with a slightly enraptured quality.
The wide open eyes, inspired by those of a feline, stare with a hypnotic power.
Young or old, his unsmiling sitters stare with cold distress in their eyes.
Children, coughing and feverish, stare with round, traumatised eyes; adults are dull with fatigue and concern.
Some of them cry, some stare with fury and determination, a gaze we cannot hold.
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The boys stared with great scientific interest.
My mother stared with her mouth open, then grinned.
She stared with eyes dark-ringed with exhaustion.
He stares with self-assurance at the viewer.
Mr. Lilien first shared stares with the hawk in 1993.
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