用stare造句子，“stare”造句

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This is why snakes always stare at prey.

In the swimming pool, he likes to stare at the slim girls with bedroom eyes.

Think of how a mother lovingly gazes at her baby, just as two lovers stare into each other's eyes.

Do you ever go to the gym, stare at all the dumbbells lining the wall, and exclaim, "Dammit!"

Often in the soothing, restorative glow we stare transfixed, bouncing our ambitions and hopes and plans off this great reflector. We dream our dreams;

Against all odds, people find it in themselves to rise up, stare down the guns and grasp freedom from their oppressors. It happened in Tunisia, in Egypt, in Yemen.

It's impolite to stare at a girl.

The other kids stare like I'm some kind of freak.

Maybe it was just my imagination, but people began to stare.

We can glance from afar, even stare and appreciate, as long as they are not looking back.

Red nosed, with a dark hungry stare and an over sized bow tie this zombie clown is by far the movies’ scariest undead.

He remembered how after hearing all this he had been unable to speak for a long, long time. He could only stare blankly at the grove with its green leaves and branches.

Every time we stopped, everybody would stare at me.

The fresh breeze rustled his snowy beard, but he continued to stare unwaveringly at the sea.

The image shows every wrinkle on the playwright's face and the figure's haunted stare is radically different from existing images which purport to be of the Bard.

"When we were at Cannes to promote the movie, young girls on the beach would stare at Peng and go, 'Wow, beautiful body'," Li Lieh joked on Kangxi Comes.

On line 2, we're gonna induce what's called a loop, so do you wanna go ahead and Philip henceforth you get to stare, stare at the awkwardness.

The power of a lover's stare has been written in romance novels ever since an ink pen was first laid to a piece of parchment.

I stare unblinkingly at the woman as I say it.

TIANJIN University freshman Liu Li showed up for her elective class on tea culture in China, Japan and South Korea expecting to sit at a desk and stare at a blackboard.

So I stare hard at the trees and the changing sky and I breathe fresh, grassy air.