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The phrase "staring at the window" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's behavior when they are deep in thought and looking out a window. For example, "The detective sat silently, staring at the window for hours, trying to solve the mystery."
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Staring at the window of the same café.
Before sunrise, she lay in bed staring at the window for the first signs of light.
Standing in his office, staring at the window, hearing the ocean: That shot was oddly morbid.
Very slowly, millimetre by millimetre — slo-mo is another Wilson trademark — he moves backward, staring at the window.
"I have this image of myself in my first rental apartment, sitting on the edge of the bed and staring at the window.
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The two men sat staring at the windows of Bolton's clothing store, and they began discussing their methods of avoiding illness while working 14-hour days out here for a month straight.
Just a slightly chubby man in his pajamas, standing on his lawn in the middle of the night, staring at the neighbors' window.
I did my part, then waited, staring at the display window like it was a Magic 8 Ball.
I kept thinking about how my neighbor must have a completely different relationship to the street I spent 12 years of my life living on, and was now staring at out the window once again.
As he turns to leave, he finds himself staring at the girl through the window.
Every night, I walked round the red-light area, staring at the women in the windows.
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