Sentence examples for staring out for from inspiring English sources

She expected the worst then; she seemed to be staring out for it greedily, her heart straining.

Staring out for the first time from the canyon's rim at the immensity of the chasm, he trembled with sheer joy.

When young Matt was ticked off at school for staring out of the window, Carlsson-Paige thed teachercher off.

Forget trying to look cheerful in the photo that will be staring out from your passport for the next 10 years.

Henri's large realist portrait of a nude woman unashamedly staring out from the canvas, for example, would have been as scandalous to some eyes as Matisse's "Blue Nude".

It's nonsense, really, because if we all did that we'd end up with terribly boring novels about writers staring out of windows waiting for inspiration to hit.

One housing worker told me of a young man with autism in Yorkshire who moved with immense pride into his own property; one year later, he was back with his parents after being labelled a "paedo" for staring out of his window.

We tend to reproach ourselves for staring out of the window.

Or staring out of the window, waiting for its critic to come.

Many of the faces staring out from fiction book jackets for the first time are those of famous stars.

But his stiff-upper-lip reaction to the trauma ("speaking in words of one syllable... and sitting morosely for hours staring out of the window") made him ill-suited to handle its effects on his offspring, for whom he was able to show affection only by taking "amateur movies and still photographs" of them.