Sentence examples for to goggles from inspiring English sources
verb
To stare (at something) with wide eyes.
These are four-bladed helicopters, fitted with front-facing cameras which transmit live to goggles.
When it comes to comparison shopping for books, CDs or DVDs, an alternative to Goggles is SnapTell, which is available for Android and Apple phones.
Waterfi: £29.99, amazon.co.uk The short cord on these reduces drag and is an ideal length if you keep your MP3 player attached to goggles.
This snowboarding jacket, made with a weather-resistant shell and wind-blocking fleece lining, comes fully loaded with ear warmers built into the hood and fabric strips that attach to goggles to anchor the hood in place.
The headset fits more like a hard hat as opposed to goggles, but it's one of the most comfortable headsets we tested.
"As we've said for more than a year, we will not add facial recognition to Goggles unless we have strong privacy protections in place.
Using a sensor so powerful he had to wear goggles to protect his eyes, Mr. Martin cracked the code.
Cable TV means that most people have more entertaining things to goggle at.
"Indians go to the cinema to goggle and worship," says Dhondy.
An excursion to admire the beautiful historic buildings includes a chance to goggle at the horrible Stalinist ones.
Where foreign tourists throng to goggle at splashy entertainments that do not require fluency in the English language.
