| I can gaze at Mexico City which has pulled in the riches of Mexico's interior, both in people and customs. |
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| Matt was silent as he continued to poke at the fire, every so often looking up from the flames to gaze at the lake's distant shore. |
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| As he corralled the delegates toward the building, he couldn't help but gaze at the gate, where a row of forty National Guardsmen stood. |
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| We gaze at the sky as it allows clouds to drift fluffily through it, and appears entirely empty of portents. |
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| Hikers will enjoy several Alabama wildlife areas where they can gaze at gators and shorebirds. |
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| Hike through wildlife refuge areas, gaze at gators, or add to your bird watching life list. |
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| She gave no answer to my reproaches, save to gaze at me with a sort of wild, despairing look in her eyes. |
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| In another image, two bored children gaze at the camera, the older one giving the camera a wan smile. |
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| I was getting ready to go call a cab and paused momentarily to gaze at Gavin. |
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| Kathleen struggled not to gaze at her reflection on the mirror that hung above the mantelpiece, but her eyes continued to glance. |
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| On this 140-mile journey, you'll visit fishing villages atop South American criollo horses, fuel up on lamb and steak, and gaze at capybaras. |
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| Some of the most popular onsen are outdoors, where bathers can gaze at fluttering snow in the winter or lush green mountains in the summer. |
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| Birders flock to this region to gaze at bald eagles, great blue herons, and more than 300 other species of birds. |
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| As the Scottish actor draws on his cigarette in the vain hope it will warm him up, a passer-by stops to gaze at him. |
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| Jeff Jarvis takes another navel gaze at the warblogs, and comes up with some fine lint. |
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| Sip a whiskey sour in the Vault Bar and you can gaze at gold bars on the walls and moulded coins in the ceilings. |
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| A new wall painting by Richard Long and Monet's Waterlilies gaze at each other balefully and the visitor just whizzes through. |
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| Get a wind chime and hang it where your baby can gaze at it, move and hear the pleasant music it plays. |
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| Along the scenic route skirting the rim we stopped at every lookout to gaze at the fantastic scenery. |
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| Watching from many rows behind the center ring Marvin sits surrounded by eager children all of whom gaze at the ringmaster in awe. |
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| They favored quiet meadows where they could gaze at the world through dark, liquid eyes. |
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| Through the mists I gaze at the powerful mountains, turned blood red by the sunset. |
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| Adele flicks her gaze at the letter opener at the edge of her leather desk blotter. |
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| Every morning I sit on my roof, sip coffee, feed the pigeons, and gaze at the Manhattan skyline. |
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| I could only gaze at it, my image reflecting perfectly from its unmatched sheen. |
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| On the lawn was a velveteen couch that looked like it had been dragged out of the house so someone could gaze at the stars in comfort. |
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| We gaze at the shapes that we have created, trying to find shape of the things that we have not. |
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| At Nick and Tess's house, Tess checks in to find a sleeping Stuart before rejoining Nick in the front parlor to sit together by the fire and gaze at the tree. |
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| Relax in a lawn chair and gaze at Bettina Forget's paintings of night skies bejewelled with star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies. |
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| Behind them can be heard the cries of the tribe, who gaze at the scene with something akin to reverential wonder. |
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| With an affectionate gaze at his sober colleague, the prudent maidservant removes the wine-bottle, while a trumpeter at the door satirically sounds the reveille. |
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| As we gaze at flags or mottos, listen to anthems and even as we handle coins, we identify directly with a particular country or organisation. |
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| Go snorkeling or gaze at the magical, underwater world from a glass-bottomed boat. |
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| She loved to read fantastic stories, care for the animals in her menagerie and, above all, gaze at her magic painting. |
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| I consider it useful even to add a retrospective gaze at the spiritual patrimony of the Province which has formed our attitudes. |
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| All of the world's children gaze at the same stars hoping to shine just as brightly and bestow their own unique cosmic halos upon humanity. |
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| Some ignore him or gaze at him like one would observe an interesting statue. |
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| Indeed, nearly every passing car slows down to gaze at this disturbing but spectacular garden of marble. |
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| While he prepares coffee, I say hello to the cat who's come to greet me and gaze at the roofs overlooking the Bosphorus. |
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| Kiriam felt a sudden twinge of nervousness as the man levelled his gaze at her again. |
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| He returned to interests that had captured his attention when he was a teenager, had visited museums to gaze at statues, and had tried carving wood. |
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| Neither of them looked at me, but kept a steady gaze at each other. |
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| As I gaze at this slender sylph in front of me, the absurdity of her paranoia gets me thinking that women so often suffer from a distorted view of themselves. |
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| Day and night, the downtown skyline is gorgeous to gaze at from ground level. |
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| When not chatting we could gaze at the colourful display of flowers, dahlias, geraniums, hibiscus and of course enjoy the delicious cakes and refreshments. |
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| I wander out onto the terrace, sniff green tea leaves as they brew, touch balls made of snowy flowerets, gaze at gold tickling the lake's skin, peaks clad in polar bear white. |
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| They then gaze at each other, developing empathy for the other, seeing the other person's inner child. |
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| Destin, located in the panhandle region, has become a prime landing strip for snowbirds who would rather gaze at blue water and white sand than gray buildings and freeways. |
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| He was staring up into her eyes, in much the same way as a doe-eyed puppy would gaze at its owner, while she softly babbled away to him in an eastern European tongue. |
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| For a more contemplative example, gaze at a sequence of regular polygons: a hexagon, an octagon, a decagon and so on. |
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| I would, while listening, gaze at the record cover with its image of Julie leaping in mid-flight like an oread, her skirt billowing up with carefree delight. |
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| In this, the International Year of Astronomy,1 it is worth reflecting on both the marvels that we can see via the Hubble telescope and other telescopes, and on the ocean of air through which we gaze at the heavens. |
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| You stop the traffic and invite us to gaze at the sky. |
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| You can visit Roman ruins, gawk at Renaissance art, stay in tiny medieval hill towns, go skiing in the Alps, explore the canals of Venice and gaze at beautiful churches. |
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| Walking up the bow gangplank, visitors gaze at the huge anchor, the great wooden spars with heavy rope rigging, and catch sight of the powerful steam winches mounted on the bow deck. |
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| Hence, there are no mountain tops one can scale to directly gaze at vast expanses of the abyssal seafloor. |
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| The fishing village Le Robert impresses with a idyllic bay and many islets, there you can enjoy not only the beautiful beach but also gaze at the breathtaking coral reefs. |
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| Where else can you launch a rocket, fire a pop gun, move half a ton of granite and gaze at the galaxy, all in one day. |
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| Two dark arts had been dragged into the public gaze at the Old Bailey. |
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| She saw her own face, glowing with girlish beauty, and illuminating all the interior of the dusky mirror in which she had been wont to gaze at it. |
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| You can take in nature reserves and look out for swallows and ospreys on their migration route to Scotland or gaze at migrant wheatears along the foreshore of Ocean Edge. |
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| I could gaze at two chitarrones one of two harpsichords, a harp. |
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