Sentence examples for staring about from inspiring English sources

If you ever let him have the use of his eyes, he keeps staring about as if he had just been born, and looking at straws, and wheelbarrows -- and brooms -- and everything in the world that he has no business with -- as if he had never seen them before in his life.

The neighborhood athlete is in love again, staring about.

He promise, but lacks the brilliance shown by the… The neighborhood athlete is in love again, staring about.

By Kenneth Fearing The New Yorker, February 6 , 1943 P. 24The neighborhood athlete is in love again, staring about View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

By Kenneth Fearing The New Yorker, February 6 , 1943 P. 24The neighborhood athlete is in love again, staring about View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy.

After the Israeli tank attack on an extended-cab pickup in Ramallah at about 1 p.m., people milled about, staring at the truck's torn chassis and at the blood caked on its carpets and deflated airbags.

He was always mooning about, staring at me when he didn't think I was noticing.

Instead, as we enter the season of ludicrously heightened bodily scrutiny, how about staring right back, ladies?

And Ms. Cotillard's unsteady Marie (the actress is Mr. Canet's significant other) wandering about staring into space and drinking a lot of wine ("Sorry, I didn't wait for you").

Hope seems hard to come by in the largely dark Messukeskus, occasionally punctuated by the light of sponsors' booths, masses of young, mostly real entrepreneurs mill about, staring at their phones or wandering around like lost souls in Hades.

A few Sinhalese families milled about, staring gravely at the detritus.