Sentence examples for staring out in from inspiring English sources

This month, for the first time, he is staring out in the opposite direction, facing some equally appreciative audiences.

The planning application featured a storyboard of seductive images, from pensioners mingling among the cherry blossom to visitors staring out in awe at the neighbouring towers, all from the vantage point of this fairytale bower in the sky.

But nothing quite prepares you for the physical presence of the empty eye sockets staring out in blind despair, the jaw-less mouths agape in a silent shriek of agony.

Or pretend you are staring out in the distance.

Speaking of the broken chain of the rational, I remember an old "Saturday Night Live" skit in which Steve Martin simply stood in place staring out into the undisclosed distance, repeating after appropriate marveling pauses, "What the hell is that?" The bit went from odd to tiresome to funny and back to tiresome.

Finally, after a glass of wine, I submitted to the logic and will of the transparent structure and lay in semidarkness, staring out into the silhouetted traceries of the winter-bare trees.

Still, the novelty made it worth the $90, and staring out, not in, at ocean life, was refreshing, too, like an aquarium visit in reverse.

It begins with Pinter staring out front in prolonged silence.

Millett is depicted as a figure of mannish glamour, staring out fiercely in her white button-down shirt.

It"s hard to imagine there could be such a thing, but here it is Furama Resort on China Beach, just south of Da Nang an airy, teak-colored assembly of pavilions and pools, white beach and green surf, with a vast lobby scattered with couches and rooms where you wake up staring out through screened-in porches to the beach.

Back to the pantsuit scene: When we see Peggy claim Don's office, the camera zooms in on the back of her head while she's staring out the window in Don Draper Jon Hammm) fashion.