stared
Americanverb
Etymology
Origin of stared
Example Sentences
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The boy’s wide eyes stared in excitement at his hands, which quickly overflowed with presents, about eight just for him.
From Los Angeles Times
On the day the money was distributed, staffers stared at their bonus letters in disbelief.
Opener Zak Crawley said the mood in the England dressing room was "flat" Saturday as they stared down the barrel of losing the Ashes within three Tests, admitting Australia were the better side.
From Barron's
Judge Andrew Menary KC said the former Royal Marine, who stared straight ahead with no expression as he was sentenced, had generated "fear and panic" and his "disregard for human life defied ordinary understanding".
From BBC
Newton stared at Collins incredulously before shouting his response.
From Los Angeles Times
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