For years, the yurie resurfaced in Sabath each summer, making her anxious, watchful, her eyes skyward.
Eriksson was now with them, and he saw that Mao had retreated to a corner of the hut, frightened, watchful, her eyes glistening with tears, her presence made known chiefly by a cough that had grown more pronounced since morning.
Here is the radiant Spanish actress Antonia Zárate watchful on her golden sofa, and the fiercely intelligent Duchess of Alba, in crackling black lace, pointing down to the words written in the sand beneath her dainty feet – "Solo Goya" ("only Goya").
Even in repose, hands clasped behind her head, Sontag is watchful, tensed; her body may be at rest, but her mind is working.
During the 2012 campaign Park had offered an apology for the human-rights abuses that had occurred under her father's rule, but civil rights groups were watchful during her administration.
Lara is a wonderful actress, never less than watchful in her elegance, and the nervy Brühl allows himself to be unhunched, as it were, by her charm.
She does, however, have to be watchful about her involvement.
Fabiano's mother, Santina, said she is mostly watchful that her son does not become obsessed.
A neighbor described the mother as very watchful of her children, driving them to and from school just a few blocks away every day.
As does Anne Reid as the broodingly watchful housekeeper: her only fault is that in an utterly desert region she seems to have found someone to make her perfectly coiffed.
Yes, this is a spectacle, but one that in its simple storytelling, skilled manipulations of the lifelike puppets (the little girl seems steeped in watchful sadness; her dog gamboling through the streets, his tongue lolling) and playful changes of scale offers a theatrical experience that is both epic and intimate, joyful and sometimes sad.
