Sentence examples for will gaze from inspiring English sources
Babies will gaze longer at things they haven't seen before than at things they have.
Future archaeologists will gaze with bafflement at this waste of good stone.
Germans will gaze at these photographs and ask: is that my grandmother or great-aunt?
You will gaze at square tubes and trellises, and stroke your chin and nod your head.
A presenter will gaze blankly at an autocue for five seconds.
To accompany the food, diners will gaze upon an 8m long, 2m high jigsaw puzzle.
Look at a llama and it'll gaze back sympathetically with those huge, beguiling eyes, ears perked up, looking for all the world like it understands you and really cares about your problems.
Whether you look toward Spain, 10 miles to the east, or west toward Lisbon, you'll gaze upon expansive, wheat-colored fields that give way to clusters of homes and green-and-granite hills.
Every so often, he'll gaze upon you, utter your name in that Wall-E meets R2-D2 android voice of his and then giddily move his arm up and down at the excitement of spotting a familiar face.
You'll gaze upon dozens of Osprey nests dotting the landscape like mini War of the World tripods and branches festooned with white egrets - like living Christmas trees.
Your head will move but gaze will remain fixed.
