staring

IPA: stˈɛrɪŋ

Examples of "staring" in Sentences

Einstein staring back at me from the top of the foothills.
The patient now began having what she called staring spells.
Is there value in staring out the window for a few minutes at a time?
Most of it is up, often times the side of the moutain staring you in the face.
It also means too many of those starters begin staring into the dugout from the mound when they reach the magic sixth inning.
Now aint that something? and it appears the point of difficulty was the expression of David Bowie staring from the screen with all the intensity and shenanigans of the age of glam rock.
Given that every one of us suffers 14,000,000 “hits” from naturally occurring radiation every second (!), staring from the time we are born, this is a typical green exageration/hyperbole that is used to scare people.
If asked, I would have seen him as the usual garret-bound Impressionist, crumbling his bread into his gruel to give it a little thickness, not casually staring from the windows of one of the world 's great resorts, but I suppose it doesn' t diminish the pictures to know they were painted after an excellent lunch.