staring

These new forms of entertainment are becoming the lake to our Narcissus: You can gaze into your phone and see yourself staring back, having all kinds of thrills, spills and chills.

In reality, Noem was on a rooftop staring at photojournalists, fewer than a dozen protesters — and one guy in a chicken suit.

Instead, when they lost, Bradley’s decision became emblematic of why the Americans were staring at a historic deficit going into the final day.

However, once Bruno Guimaraes opened the scoring with a curling effort, leaving Postecoglou staring into the distance as he shook his head on the touchline, Forest never looked like getting back into this game.

Maybe that should have been staring the party in the face: her original pitch for the job was "Renewal 2030" - a date past the next general election.