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Stared in sentence

236 examples of Stared in a sentence

Ned Land stared at Captain Nemo and obviously missed his meaning.
Through the open window we stared at the lower strata of this southernmost ocean.
I stared at the last rays wreathing this peak, while shadows were gradually climbing its gradients.
I stared at the captain.
I stared at Conseil.
I stared in my turn and couldn't keep back a movement of revulsion.
Without speaking to us, without even seeing us perhaps, he went to the panel, stared at the devilfish, and said a few words to his chief officer.
Red with blood, motionless by the beacon, Captain Nemo stared at the sea that had swallowed one of his companions, and large tears streamed from his eyes.
The captain stared at me, crossing his arms.
I couldn't stand this brightness, but Captain Nemo stared straight at it, as if to inhale the spirit of the storm.
I stared in the direction of the ship I had spotted.
Some fifteen of the Nautilus's seamen surrounded their captain and stared with a feeling of implacable hate at the ship bearing down on them.
He stared at the ship, which stayed to his leeward five or six miles off.
Taking refuge in my stateroom, we stared at each other without pronouncing a word.
Captain Nemo stared at them for a few moments, stretched out his arms to them, sank to his knees, and melted into sobs.
The coarsest words applicable to his position stared from every line.
He came up to the counter, whistling and swaying his shoulders; he stared at Julien.
One day, when he had been driven into a cafe in the Rue Saint-Honore by a sudden shower, a tall man in a beaver coat, surprised at his gloomy stare, began to stare back at him exactly as Mademoiselle Amanda's lover had stared at him, long before, at Besancon.
How arrogantly he stared at me last night in the Cafe Tortoni, pretending not to know me!
K. stared at the supervisor.
The wooden stairs would explain nothing to him however long he stared at them.
"Don't worry too much about him laughing," said the girl to K., who had become unhappy once more and stared quietly in front of himself as if needing no further explanation.
K.'s uncle knocked at the very first door at ground level; while they waited he smiled, showing his big teeth, and whispered, "Eight o'clock; not the usual sort of time to be visiting a lawyer, but Huld won't mind it from me."Two large, black eyes appeared in the spy-hatch in the door, they stared at the two visitors for a while and then disappeared; the door, however, did not open.
When the lawyer started speaking Block had stopped looking at the bed but stared rather into one of the corners, just listening, as if the light from the speaker were brighter than Block could bear to look at.
Then they started round the room again looking for it; and then they met again in the centre, and stared at one another.
He was evidently in a great hurry when he first dawned upon the vision, but, on catching sight of Harris and me, and Montmorency, and the things, he eased up and stared.
The fellows sat up and stared at one another.
But the chief clerk had turned away as soon as Gregor had started to speak, and, with protruding lips, only stared back at him over his trembling shoulders as he left.
Caesar stared around the building, unable to fathom the hidden meaning of his companion, when his roving eyes suddenly became fixed, and his teeth chattered with affright.
The more Tom stared at the splendid marvel, the higher he turned up his nose at his finery and the shabbier and shabbier his own outfit seemed to him to grow.
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