Staring In A Sentence

• I was staring at her face.
• Ruin was now staring him in the face.
• Gray lay on the ground staring up at them.
• They stood so for a moment staring at each other.
• Norman gazed at the spot with staring eyes.
• She had risen and stood now staring in front of her.
• Wallie stood for a second staring at the tragedy.
• They stood staring at each other like two duellists.
• Renouard laughed again abruptly, staring as before.
• Burckhardt stood staring at the switch for a long time.
• Lumley was staring up at him with sudden fierce suspicion in his glance.
• Every house on the block had faces staring out of windows by then.
• I had turned my head rather quickly and caught him staring straight at me.
• Finally I went up to my room and sat down by the windows, staring out.

• Nobody looks at me because everybody is staring so hard at the girls who are improperly dressed.
• You may suppose there was some little staring at all this, but it mattered nothing to me.
• There sat the dog with eyes as big as saucers, staring at him in great surprise.
• The magnate sat upon it with a darkened face, staring blankly at the clouds or on the ground.
• When she could bear it no longer she turned a pale face to where Tancredi sat staring into space.
• There he saw the Old Owl, sitting on a branch and staring at him with yellow eyes.
• He was too boyish and ingenuous not to suffer some embarrassment as he passed little groups staring after him.
• Then he jerked himself loose and sprang up, staring about in the darkness for some enemy that he could kill.
• The next scene showed the wrecker on the rainswept beach staring into the depths for some sign from the belated ship.
• It was quite different from the general effect of staring about and divided attention one gets in a political procession of men.
• Jacob remained staring at the bottle, and then at the open hamper in the closet, as if fascinated by the gaze of some deadly serpent.
• The light which we have gained was given us, not to be ever staring on, but by it to discover onward things more remote from our knowledge.
• It was rather dim to read expressions, but she thought a strange look flitted across the eager face that was staring so hard at her.
• I hear them right well," murmurs the trembling freebooter, with wildly staring eyes.
• She took to staring out across the grounds again, and one hand drew up slowly till it was doubled into a tight-shut little fist.
• A white cat was staring at some goldfish; she sat very, very still, but now and then the tip of her tail twitched as if it were alive.
• He moved away a few paces and flung himself down on the ground, and sat with his head propped on his hands, staring straight in front of him.
• He sank down on the ground again, and sat there with his elbows on his knees, his head propped on his hands, staring steadily before him.
• He just turned his head to speak, and then went back to his old position, his eyes staring hopelessly across the silent waste.
• She burst into a torrent of tears, and Val stood staring at her in amazement that swiftly softened to pity.
• She opened her door, and stood there staring into the twilit room, her slim grace outlined against the golden rain of falling leaves outside.
• The Wallach did not appear to hear the question; he remained in just the same position, blankly staring and immovable.
• V Swanson, after a single inarticulate sound, walked over to the desk and sat staring at the wall.
• The manager of the restaurant was staring suspiciously at Burckhardt, who sank back in his seat and tried to look inconspicuous.
• He followed up the vow by jumping off his horse, and making his way past the staring Mynheers into the public room.
• MacRae stood staring for a second or two, then turned and scattered the fire broadcast on the sand with a movement of his foot.

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