Gazed in sentence

321 examples of Gazed in a sentence

Tarvin, with his hat on the back of his head and his hands in his pockets, gazed at the image, looking about him and whistling softly.

Tarvin gazed at her admiringly.

I do not believe my life is necessary; but if it is necessary, that too!"Tarvin gazed at her, baffled, disheartened, at a loss.

He gazed at her for a vacant and hopeless minute.

The queen took the two hands of the young woman with a burst of emotion, gazed at her as if to read her very heart, and seeing nothing but sincerity in her beautiful eyes, embraced her tenderly.

cried d’Artagnan, who could not believe what the hostess and Bazin had successively told him; and he gazed, half stupefied, upon the three persons before him.

Milady gazed with all the power of her attention; it was just light enough for her to see who was coming.

I gazed at my uncle with satisfactory admiration.

I bent over a projecting rock and gazed down.

He gazed upon me with his arms crossed; then these muttered words passed his lips:"It's all over!"

I gazed into the darkness.

I gazed painfully upon the luminous current growing weaker and weaker in the wire coil.

I gazed upon these wonders in silence.

I gazed, I thought, I admired, with a stupefaction mingled with a certain amount of fear.

At these words I rose and gazed round upon the horizon, still everywhere bounded by clouds alone.

My uncle and I gazed on each other with haggard eyes, clinging to the stump of the mast, which had snapped asunder at the first shock of our great catastrophe.

Then we gazed round us at the high, thin window of old stained glass, the oak panelling, the stags' heads, the coats-of-arms upon the walls, all dim and sombre in the subdued light of the central lamp.

I saw his dark face lit up with a boyish enthusiasm as he gazed about him.

His dark eyes, glaring out of the white mask of his face, were full of horror and astonishment as he gazed from Sir Henry to me.

A boulder of granite concealed our approach, and crouching behind it we gazed over it at the signal light.

Then, as the moon rose we climbed to the top of the rocks over which our poor friend had fallen, and from the summit we gazed out over the shadowy moor, half silver and half gloom.

With a bitter curse I shook my fist at it as I gazed.

I gazed with interest and some surprise upon the portrait.

We all three shook hands, and I saw at once from the reverential way in which Lestrade gazed at my companion that he had learned a good deal since the days when they had first worked together.

I remember that he frightened as well as fascinated me with his talk of battles, and I can recall as if it were yesterday the horror with which I gazed upon a spot of blood upon his shirt ruffle, which had come, as I have no doubt, from a mischance in shaving.

There was something horrible in the ferocious energy of Berks's hitting, every blow fetching a grunt from him as he smashed it in, and after each I gazed at Jim, as I have gazed at a stranded vessel upon the Sussex beach when wave after wave has roared over it, fearing each time that I should find it miserably mangled.

Neb had raised himself a little and gazed without seeing.

He did not speak, but he gazed; and, no doubt, the appearance of the country, with its inequalities of ground, its forests, its various productions, were impressed on his mind.

The sailor considered the apparatus; then he gazed at the engineer without saying a word, only a look plainly expressed his opinion that if Cyrus Harding was not a magician, he was certainly no ordinary man.

The animals, motionless among the blocks of basalt, gazed with an astonished eye, as if they saw human bipeds for the first time.

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