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Sentences ending with stare

He stepped forward with all of his old confidence, and did not regard a farthing my cold stare. [9]
It was made to walk among the trees and flowers, it is as simple as you please; and yet it has a distinction that makes you stare. [9]
Judge Whipple did not go in at the door--He stood uncompromisingly planted on the threshold, his head flung back, and actual fierceness in his stare. [9]
There was no longer abstraction, indifference, or apparent boredom, or disdain, or distant stare. [11]
As for me, I could only stare. [9]
The skin of his face had so shrunk away that he could not close eyes or mouth--the latter, therefore, stood on a perpetual ghastly grin, and the former on an incessant stare. [4]
In front of him are candles, and he stare between them, and stare and stare. [11]
Ah, you should have seen them stare! [5]
It was Mrs. Constable's turn to stare. [9]
In reply there came not a word, not a nod or shake of head, not so much as dropping eye or twitching lip--nothing but a quiet, stony stare. [13]

Short sentences using stare

Why do you stare so? [5]
How you stare at me! [10]

Sentences containing stare two or more times

He keep on looking, and once the fire of the candle burn his beard, and he swear, and she stare and stare at him. [11]
Everybody that passed by gave him a steady stare as long as their heads would twist over their shoulders without dislocating their necks, and a group had stopped to stare deliberately. [5]

More example sentences with the word stare in them

He broke off with a wild, mournful note to stare at me. [9]
She opened her wide eyes and gave him a stare, but answered nothing. [5]
There were moments when she believed herself to hate Mr. Ditmar, when she treated him with an aloofness, an impersonality unsurpassed; moments when he paused in his dictation to stare at her in astonishment. [9]
Who can say what cows feel, when they surround and stare intently on a dying or dead companion; apparently, however, as Houzeau remarks, they feel no pity. [1]
Well, as I was saying, it was just at the time when the great Persian embassy came over to Sais to fetch Nitetis, and made everybody stare at them as if they were monsters or prodigies, that this shameful thing happened. [10]
There followed what was for me an anxious silence, while the three of them continued to stare at me. [9]
The town was waking from its siesta, the streets filling, and people stopped to stare at Nick as we passed. [9]
Nobody expects chivalric virtues and the accompanying expenditure from this simple fellow; yet he practises them, and, when he once opens his hand, people stare at him as they do at flying fish and the hen that lays a golden egg. [10]
Beauty Steele was under the eyes of another self, and neither disdain, nor contempt, nor the passive stare, were available. [11]
But she continued to stare into the fire, as though she had not heard me. [9]
She was wont to stare at this lady while dressing and exclaim:--"Say, I hope they put it all over that district attorney! [9]
Twice he paused to stare at Mr. Hopper, who sat calmly on, and the third time stopped abruptly before him. [9]
The gentlemen-in-waiting stare to see me sit here telegraphing this letter to you, and no doubt they are smiling in their sleeves. [5]
Examined in detail, this and much of the show of testimony brought up to stare the daylight of conviction out of countenance, proves to be in a great measure unmeaning and inapplicable, as might be easily shown were it necessary. [3]
Without a word they crossed the street, entered the saloon, and passed to a little back room, Charley giving an unsympathetic stare to some men at the bar who seemed inclined to speak to him. [11]
Sid yawned, stretched, then brought himself up on his elbow with a snort, and began to stare at Tom. [5]
The monocle and the stare stopped the bon soir and the friendly warning on Rouge Gosselin's tongue, and the pilot passed on with a muttered oath. [11]
I shuddered at the spectacle, but I must need stare with the rest and shout and halloo as they did. [10]
The eyes of the first of these ruffians were prominent, weak and bloodshot, with a fixed glassy stare, while those of the other seemed always to be on the watch with a restless and uneasy leer. [10]
He was not sulky, but he stare much in the fire at night. [11]
How bewildered you still stare at me! [10]
As the horses started off at a quick trot, Honora saw that the group on the station platform had with one consent swung about to stare after them. [9]
He could only stare in stupid astonishment, and wonder how a single individual could possess such incredible riches. [5]
Many a furtive stare he drew from the table that evening. [9]
I could only stare at him, mutely grateful for such an affection. [9]
I could only stare at him, for I had expected anything but this. [9]
Alison could only stare at her, and the crimson in the bright spots of her cheeks spread over her face. [9]
The sleeper's eyes sprang wide open, and he cast a startled stare about him --but he made no special movement with his hands. [5]
Only some phenomenal sight far transcending their every-day experience could avail to make them turn their heads to stare at it, but just now there was something to look at, at every moment and in every street of the city. [10]
For a while she continued to stare inflexibly at the line of market wagons, and then she burst into a laugh. [9]
The Welshman admitted several ladies and gentlemen, among them the Widow Douglas, and noticed that groups of citizens were climbing up the hill--to stare at the stile. [5]
One of them sat still as death, his eyes following me with one long stare, and the other kept praying all the time--he'd been a lay preacher once before he backslided, and it came back on him now naturally. [11]
All the blood sank suddenly out of his face; his hand quaked, and he gazed at the polished surface before him with the glassy stare of a corpse. [5]
O sweet, tranquil refuge of oblivion, so far as earth is concerned, for us poor blundering, stammering, misbehaving creatures who cannot turn over a leaf of our life's diary without feeling thankful that its failure can no longer stare us in the face! [6]
And you would probably stand up there and look, and stare and wonder at the magnificence spread out before you till you starved to death, if let alone. [5]
For a moment Preston continued to stare at the rector without speaking. [9]
He saw the people at the next table turn and stare, heard the men laughing harshly. [9]
He went off, pausing once to stare back at me.... Maude and I walked on. [9]
If a youth passes by, it may happen, no doubt, He may chance to look in as I chance to look out; She would never endure an impertinent stare, It is horrid, she says, and I mustn't sit there. [6]
Some satanic whim or malicious foppery made Charley stare him blankly in the face. [11]
At the close of this communication, to which Neforis listened with a vacant stare, horrified and at last almost crushed, the interpreter begged that she would grant the Vekeel an audience. [10]
Everywhere that one of them showed himself, straightway there was a crowd to gape and stare at him. [5]
But the circumstances of the present case--I being a democrat by birth and preference, and an aristocrat by inheritance and relish--" The earl stopped suddenly, his frame stiffened, and he began to stare speechless through the curtainless window. [5]
To be servant of the first General of France and have all the world hear of it, and the news go back to the village and make those gawks stare that always said I wouldn't ever amount to anything--wouldn't it be great! [5]
But I do not believe you will try to make your old Arrowhead Village friends stare their eyes out of their heads with a display meant to outshine everybody else that comes here. [6]
But I encountered my Lord March that afternoon, and got only a blank stare in place of a bow. [9]
As the man moved slowly through the streets, his dogs still gallantly full of life after their hard journey, he did not stare about him after the manner of countrymen. [11]
The dull dank morn stare in, Like a dim drowned face with oozy eyes. [11]
Utterly taken aback, Macavoy could only stare, puffing in his beard, and drawing in his legs, which had been spread out at angles. [11]
Raising herself a little she called her maid, who was sitting up in the adjoining room; and as the woman looked alarmed at her mistress's fixed stare, she stammered out: "A priest--quick--I am dying. [10]
As well stare into the sun as into the Colonel's face. [9]
He is now in his twelfth year, and how your good wife would stare, Adrian, if she could see her nursling again! [10]
So intently did I stare that I gave no thought to those who followed him. [9]
A philosophy of his own (which many men before and since have adopted) permitted him to stare with a superior good nature at the open love-making around him. [9]
Charley's look imprisoned his brother-in-law, and Billy's eyes were fixed in a helpless stare on Charley's finger, which held like a nail the record of his infamy. [11]
Then he betook himself to his seat, rested his elbows on his desk and his jaws in his hands, and stared at the wall with the stony stare of suffering that has reached the limit and can no further go. [5]
Ditmar was stunned; he could only stare at her. [9]
Monsieur de St. Gre and Nick walked in front, the faithful Lindy followed, and people paused to stare at us as we passed. [9]
I beheld Miller Gorse sitting impassive, with his encompassing stare, the strongest man of them all. [9]
They never winked, for ophidians have no movable eyelids, but kept up that awful fixed stare which made the two unwinking gladiators the survivors of twenty pairs matched by one of the Roman Emperors, as Pliny tells us, in his "Natural History. [6]
All through this Faubourg St. Antoine, misery, poverty, vice, and crime go hand in hand, and the evidences of it stare one in the face from every side. [5]
It startled us, every now and then, to see a stony white face stare suddenly up at us out of the grass with its dead eyes. [5]
The inhabitants, who do not see strangers every day, make free to stare at and comment on us, and even laugh at something that seems very comical in our appearance; which shows how ridiculous are the costumes of Paris and New York in some places. [4]
Any unusual attraction detected in a first glance is a sufficient apology for a second,--not a prolonged and impertinent stare, but an appreciating homage of the eyes, such as a stranger may inoffensively yield to a passing image. [6]
It's such a crush at the Yearly Meeting at Arch Street, and then there's the row of sleek-looking young men who line the curbstone and stare at us as we come out. [5]
But Mrs. Grainger continued to smile, and to stare at her with the air of trying to solve a riddle. [9]
Thar ain't no Columbus, thout'n it's over to Hawkeye," interrupted one of the citizens, who had come out to stare at the strangers. [5]
My friend the chamberlain, more pompous than ever, stood erect in the door with a stony stare, which melted the moment he perceived a young gentleman who descended behind me. [9]
And besides I cannot but think that it is not to stare at the horsemen and chariots that she looks out, but to see her worthy lover. [10]
From between the broad and hunching shoulders of Chartersea I met such a venomous stare as a cattle-fish might use to freeze his prey. [9]
He did not blink in the light; he was sure of himself, he had a creed and believed in it; he gazed around him with the leonine stare of the conqueror, and a hush came over the hall as he arose. [9]
The Burgundian's eyes began to protrude from their sockets and stare with a leaden dullness at vacancy. [5]
Gradually, however, it became for some strange reason difficult to maintain that aggressive stare upon Austen Vane, who shook his head slowly. [9]
If I should be discovered, death would only stare me in the face about a minute. [4]
She began to be annoyed by the staring (the sort of stare that a woman recognizes as impudent admiration) of a young fellow who leaned against the mantel--a youth in English clothes who had caught very successfully the air of an English groom. [4]
Billy drew himself back with a jerk of recovery, and said with bravado, but with fear in look and motion: "Don't stare like that. [11]
You would swear away my life if you could,' returned the other, after bestowing a stare and a frown on me; 'we all know that! [12]
How you stare at me, Master! [10]
It looked, certainly, as if he was in a fair way to carry his point; but perhaps she would have hesitated, or shrunk back, when the great question came to stare her in the face. [6]
I can't see any reason why we shouldn't see something of each other--now--" She continued to stare into the fire. [9]
As for Nick and me, we knew nothing of Greuze and Watteau then, and we could only stare in astonishment. [9]
Master Philip's papa and mamma stare at each other in a surprise mingled with no little alarm, Master Philip being to all appearances intent upon his book. [9]
And they had also brought pianos and guitars, and they played and sang operas, while the plebeian paper-lanterned gondolas from the suburbs and the back alleys crowded around to stare and listen. [5]
But he looked again, evidently finding her at variance with a preconceived idea, and this time she flushed a little under his stare, and she got the impression that Mr. Pembroke was a man from whom few secrets of a certain kind were hid. [9]
Speechless and with a glassy stare he gazed in Hadrian's face for a few seconds. [10]

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