Sentence examples for world stare from inspiring English sources

Now a statue of the teen idol Billy Fury and of a family of Liverpudlian emigrants to the New World stare out over the Mersey.

There's a "Perils of Pauline" quality to the ending, in which the whole world stares over the abyss, waiting for science to come to the rescue.

Meanwhile, the world stares at Britain and sees a drunk, dank rock crawling with Shrek-faced bigots and delusional schoolboys in grown-up suits.

As the world stared in fascination, disbelief and not a little disgust at America's marathon election drama, his bullet-shaped head became a staple on television as he was approached by stations from upstate New York to the British Broadcasting Corporation.

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This prompted Monk fans around the world to stare in perplexity at the same fat-suit with a different face.

But Ronny Douek, the philanthropist and social activist who sponsored the video display, wants Israel, and by extension the world, to stare it in the face.

She was very concerned that when she died I would revert to type: withdraw from the world and stare into a black hole of my own grief and never come out of it.

We all know what it is like to be insufficiently ravished by a masterpiece of world culture to stare at a canvas by Poussin and find ourselves wondering what we're going to make for dinner, or whether there wasn't something ever so slightly double-edged in that e-mail our colleague sent us this morning.

"Purpose: The Movement" brought a new meaning to choreography while Beyoncé's "Lemonade" pretty much made the world stop, stare, and hate that girl Becky with the good hair.

Like tens of thousands of lucky winners all over the world, I stared at my screen in disbelief.