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staring

[stair-ing] / ˈstɛər ɪŋ /


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And if, during the first few minutes of your chat, you find yourself unable to stop staring, unable to overlook the fact that Duane is a polar bear, do not worry.

From Literature

She just stood there in the moonlight with a warm little smile on her face, staring out over the river, her black eyes glowing like black haws in the morning dew.

From Literature

Bruno swallowed, staring cross-eyed at the shovel that was just inches from his nose.

From Literature

In accepting the award from presenter Tom Hanks, Lee quoted one of the best known “Brokeback” lines while staring at the statuette: “Wow, I wish I knew how to quit you.”

From Los Angeles Times

Almost everyone is anxiously staring at the TVs, willing those same four men to reach a Winter Olympic final.

From BBC