Anglais example sentences with "gazed"

I gazed at the sea for hours.
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Mary gazed at George in admiration.
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The little boy gazed at the huge elephant, eyes wide open.
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I gazed out of the window at the landscape.
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I stopped and gazed at them.
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The boy gazed at the player dreamily.
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He leaned against the pillar and gazed at the Statue of Liberty.
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He gazed at the ceiling for a long time.
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They all gazed at the magician's movements.
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She gazed at me for a long time.
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She gazed with wide eyes.
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Trying to tempt her, I gazed into her face.
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My mother gazed at me fondly.
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We gazed at the beautiful scenery.
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At night, she gazed at the moon.
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He gazed at me.
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Tom gazed at Mary with love in his eyes.
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The agonized spectators gazed on, unable in the least to aid their unfortunate companions, who were being torn to pieces before their eyes.
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Mary's hands were clasped, and tears of happiness stood in her eyes as she gazed.
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He gazed down at her and smiled.
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Tom gazed into Mary's eyes.
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Tom gazed at Mary.
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Tom gazed deeply into Mary's eyes.
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He gazed into her eyes.
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Tom held his breath as he gazed at her.
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He held his breath as he gazed at her.
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The noble knight held his breath as he gazed at the beautiful princess.
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The King's son ascended, but he did not find his dearest Rapunzel above, but the enchantress, who gazed at him with wicked and venomous looks.
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He gazed upon his rescuer.
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Chloe, seated near him, could see her sheep browsing, but she more frequently turned her eyes upon Daphnis, who was playing the pipe; and, as she gazed at him, she again found him very handsome.
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Daphnis, perceiving it, laid down his pipe and while he gazed on her charms, he thus sighed to himself: "What eyes are those which are now closed in sleep! What a mouth is that which breathes so sweetly! Neither apples nor wild-flowers have so sweet a scent! Ah! But I fear to kiss it! Her lips sting me to the heart, and like new honey drive me mad! Besides, a kiss would awaken her!"
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She tended cattle and she sang so sweetly that the herds were delighted with her song, and she needed neither the crook nor the goad to manage them; they obeyed her voice, and gazed at and listened to the maid as she sat under the shade of a pine tree, crowned with a garland of its leaves and singing the loves of Pan and Pitys the Nymph.
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With an air of nonchalance which, under the circumstances, seemed to me to border upon affectation, he lounged up and down the pavement, and gazed vacantly at the ground, the sky, the opposite houses and the line of railings.

He balanced the watch in his hand, gazed hard at the dial, opened the back, and examined the works, first with his naked eyes and then with a powerful convex lens.

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.

Tom gazed at the stars through his telescope.

Tom and Mary gazed at the stars.

Both Miss Stoner and I gazed at him in astonishment.

For while, the queen awaiting, round he gazed, / and marvelled at he happy town, and scanned / the rival labours of each craftman's hand, / behold, Troy's battles on the walls appear, / the war, since noised through many a distant land, / there Priam and th' Atridae twain, and here / Achilles, fierce to both, still ruthless and severe.

Mary gazed at her reflection in the mirror.

Mary gazed at her reflection in the glass.

Tom gazed at his reflection in the glass.

Tom gazed at his reflection in the mirror.

Tom and Mary gazed into each other's eyes.

Tom and Mary gazed into each other's eyes over a plate of spaghetti, while sitting at the table of a small trattoria in Rome.

While the nymph gazed, the infant opened its eyes, smiled upon her, and stretched out two dimpled arms.

He gazed on the animal, terrible even in death, with a species of mute and confused astonishment.

As he gazed on her, he felt his fixed resolution melting like wax in the sun.

Tom gazed at the stars.

He gazed at the Kabyle dress in admiration.

She gazed at the Kabyle dress in amazement.

We gazed lovingly over every freckle on her face.

He gazed at her.

I gazed at him in amazement.

I gazed at him.

Our eyes gazed up towards the blazing fireworks.

I noted a throb of her pulse, and then I felt, as it were a dream, that the beautiful eyes of Ysidria opened and gazed at me but did not seem to see me.

Yanni gazed into Skura's eyes.

Ziri and Rima gazed into each other's eyes.

After ten o'clock in the morning on the 4th of March of 2022, on Lulu Island, on my way to the pizzeria, I took the long route through the school playground and field, and I sat in the little gazebo, as I gazed at the grey-sky vista. After lunchtime, sunny then, I went to the cafe for iced black tea. There were old Russian men, perhaps with a bit of Hun or other Mongoloid ancestry. A handsome medium-height dark-haired bearded man in army-green pants was waiting in line. Like engraved or sculpted through his light sweater in light grey were his nipples and tight muscles. At my table, a brown student seated himself to eat a black box of sushi with chopsticks and drink a red can of black cola. There were many multiracial students standing around.

He gazed steadfastly at the water in the pond.

There was a worried look on the face of the young inventor, and he seemed preoccupied, as though thinking of something far removed from whatever it was his eyes gazed upon.

Ziri gazed through the woods to see if anyone was following him.

Ziri gazed at the doll.

The spectator gazed on and on till the windows and vanes lost their shine, going out almost suddenly like extinguished candles.

The Signore Americano, musing over his morning coffee on the Villa terrace, gazed intently into the distance where Florence lay invisible behind the hills.

Michael and Linda gazed into each other's eyes.

Adriano gazed at the windmills in awe.

Adriano gazed up at the starry sky.

It was true that the birds were everywhere! little greenish birds flitting among the trees; larger grey-brown birds flying low; fairy-like blue and yellow birds that circled round the car as it ran east towards the far, looming mountains of the Djurdjura; larks that spouted music like a fountain of jewels as they soared into the quivering blue; and great, stately storks, sitting in their nests on tall trees or tops of poles, silhouetted against the sky as they gazed indifferently down at the automobile.

Boris gazed across the lake.

Miroslav gazed down at the rocks below.

Miroslav gazed at the painting.

He gazed at me quizzically.

Old dog Spot, who was stretched upon the woodshed threshold, gazed at Snowball with a lofty air.

It was so frightful, so atrociously hideous a scene, that two big tears again fell upon Pierre's cheeks, whilst Guillaume's blurred, despairing eyes gazed wistfully far away, seeking for the Future.

We gazed at the starry sky.

She gazed upon her handiwork with satisfaction.

When last I saw that little stream, / A form of light there stood, / That seemed like a precious gem, / Beneath that archway rude: / And as I gazed with love and awe / Upon that sylph-like thing, / Methought that airy form must be / The fairy of the spring.

He gazed longingly at the stars twinkling above.

I gazed at the blue sky, waiting for her to come out of her house.

They gazed at the blue horizon.

Ziri gazed from the balcony.

Ziri gazed at the butterfly perched on his shoulder.

Tom gazed at the stars above.

He gazed at me with his black eyes.

Tom gazed at the fire.

This 21st of May of 2025 is a sunny, yet cloudy, day. I went walking in the morning to Tim Hortons café to enjoy an Iced Coffee with oat milk. The other day, I tried their pink-looking Pineapple Dragon Fruit Frozen Quencher. 'Twas more like icy candy for me! Later in the morning today, I went walking to the Roman Catholic church on St. Albans Road. On the way, I gazed at the big purple-bloom Empress Tree, near Bowcock Road. The blooms are starting to fade. In the big worship hall was a small class of little boys and girls, dressed in uniform, students practicing bowing at the altar and oration at the microphone. They looked like mostly Filipino kids, this time. It reminded of my private school days at La Salle Green Hills in the Philippines. Even then, our liturgical language was also English, as here on Lulu Island. It was despite that our household and street language was Tagalog. In the 1960s, the Church globally changed the liturgical language from Latin to the vernacular language. I remember my Thai Buddhist Temple in Vancouver—Wat Yanviriya. The wonderful liturgical language was Pali. It was the language that made the temple stay magical! We learned meditation, which is what I do in the church on St. Albans Road. I try to go when the big worship hall is mostly empty. At home, I try to learn more Esperanto vocabulary.

This sunny I-don't-know-if-it's-hot-or-cold day of the 22nd of May of 2025, I went walking several times to Tim Hortons café, from about 5 in the morning till after 10 at night. I enjoyed Scrambled Eggs with Potatoes and Sausage, an Earl Grey Tea with oat milk, an Iced Classic Lemonade, an Iced Coffee with oat milk, a Green Tea with oat milk, a Roast Beef Craveable Sandwich, and an expensive Habanero Chicken Bowl. At Starbucks café, I enjoyed a White Chocolate Macadamia Cream Cold Brew with oat milk. On the street, I passed by Joanne the Ukrainian-descent star-savvy wife of Rod the camping enthusiast. I saw Stella the regular Greek Starbucks customer come out of Kin's Farm Market with tomatoes and greens for making Greek Salad with feta cheese later. I joked that she might be making "moussaká"! At night, at Tim Hortons café, there was a Filipino family, my ex-neighbours. As for religion, my Syncretic inclination is mainly towards Animism and Buddhism, but I don't discount other belief systems. I visited the Roman Catholic church on St. Albans Road, and it was another confession day for the little boys and girls. The interior of the church is like a big clam! Near Bowcock Road, I gazed at the big Empress Tree, its purple blooms wilting. I visited Halal Meat & BBQ, across the street from Tim Hortons café. I admired the Western Asian, Central Asian, and Southern Asian foods on the shelves there—"fantasy brown country"! I was looking for dried apricots and halva.

Tom merely gazed.