Sentence examples for we can gaze from inspiring English sources

Just when we thought we couldn't take another one of his long drawn out confused-as-hell cross examinations, along comes Queen Bee Jennie to so annoy and irritate us that few would not give their spleen and a rib to have sluggish Kurt back, just so we can gaze at his tie and sock ensemble rather than listen to yet one more of Jennie's nasty lines.

Now we can gaze upon our new and vastly exciting president who seems to combine high intelligence with political skills.

Metaphorically speaking, we are the only ones who can gaze directly at our attitudes or our stream of experience, while others must rely on us or on outward signs.

We are not allowed inside, but can gaze upon the people eating at tables with white tablecloths.

(Keep in mind, for $1000 you can gaze into Marina's eyes via webcam...) If perchance you are undecided, we have great news.

Instead, you can gaze at the pretty garden.

And now you can gaze upon it every Tuesday night.

From his hilltop, Mr. Assad can gaze toward several possible futures.

At night, two roof panels retract so that diners can gaze at the actual stars above.

Here their telescopes can gaze farther into the universe than from anywhere else in the world.

From its summit, you can gaze north and – if weather permits – see the Orkneys.