stargazing
IPA: stˈɑrgeɪzɪŋ
noun
- The act of gazing at the stars; astronomy.
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Examples of "stargazing" in Sentences
- Fall is great for stargazing with the family.
- The beach and surrounding area provides excellent stargazing.
- Stargazing is popular as the park sees little light pollution.
- Though oddly it works pretty well, if you tie it in with "stargazing" from last episode.
- In the evenings I led groups in 'stargazing;' and one morning each week I led a ten-mile canoe trip through the
- • A photograph used to illustrate an article about stargazing was wrongly captioned as showing "a meteor storm over Stonehenge".
- We also offer guided ATV trail rides and weddings and special events such as stargazing parties, corporate retreats, family reunions and fundraisers.
- Fafhrd is distracted with stargazing while Mouser is preoccupied by the smallest things - distractions that could spell their doom as doppelganger assassins are sent to kill them.
- "stargazing" or "spacegazing" to describe their music, within moments of settling into the club, it was pretty obvious that no tag, no matter how cleverly coined, would supplant the
- Not only is the spa cuisine amazing, but they like their guests to indulge in southwestern style stargazing, which is something that they offer in their outdoor barn pool, where you can look at the Big Dipper while you ` re doing the backstroke.
- Like his stargazing colleagues everywhere, Butler speaks in a language that can often seem mysterious and impregnable—throwing out references to laws of physics, categories of stars and planets, and modes of measurement that are foreign to the uninitiated.
- Little wonder that the number of “burners” adorning the sidewalks along the Walk of Fame is now roughly equal to the number of natural stars visible to the naked eye in most parts of the world where light pollution only minimally interferes with stargazing.