Sentence examples for to gaze through from inspiring English sources

Holding hands, they continued to gaze through the fence.

Down the block, more disappointment: Kenny Dennis stands outside the home of Amelia St. Laurent, trying to gaze through her bedroom wall.

We have failed this creature, though, and it seems that few of us care enough to save it: we'd much rather pay nearly a tenner a pop to gaze through a glass darkly at two pitiful Chinese pandas.

Home to Iceland's symphony orchestra and opera, Harpa is well worth a visit even if only to gaze through the honeycomb-like glass facade, designed in collaboration with the Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson.

Aurora likes to gaze through the tall windows at the trees in the gardens behind the house — the pale pink weeping cherry, the white dogwood, the pink magnolia, the pink flowering cherry and the red maple.

An elderly Yorkshire couple who were visiting an exhibition of domestic appliances at the Festival of Britain, paused to gaze through the glass panel of a washing machine at a bunch of laundry being swirled and splashed.

The effect is akin to gazing through binoculars at an annotated landscape.

When you gaze through a lens, you are likely to consider the world more deeply.

How can she say that "when you gaze through a lens, you are likely to consider the world more deeply"?

What I find amazing is to gaze back through the mists to the original events.

It stopped short of entering their vehicle, preferring to gaze in through the sunroof.