Examples of 'stood and looked' in a sentence
Meaning of "stood and looked"
stood and looked - to remain in an upright position and gaze at something
How to use "stood and looked" in a sentence
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stood and looked
I stood and looked for the time.
There by the law they stood and looked.
Xu stood and looked at the governor.
Uneasily the two policemen stood and looked at each other.
I stood and looked at her for further instruction.
You just stood and looked.
He stood and looked upon the village and the monsters.
Alexander stood and looked.
I stood and looked on the shelves.
It was a very somber moment as we stood and looked out over the water.
He stood and looked at the bed.
For a long minute the man in the library stood and looked into the fireplace thoughtfully.
He stood and looked at his shoes.
And Lulu just stood and looked at.
He stood and looked at his son.
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When the cake was baked, the woman stood and looked at it.
They stood and looked at the other girls.
I never said one word, just stood and looked at him.
They just stood and looked at other kids playing.
We waited for him to run off, but he only stood and looked at us.
Some students stood and looked at the statue.
Totally flat, sand everywhere, everything gone. We just stood and looked around.
It was the way he stood and looked in the midst of all those people.
I took photos on Anthony's camera. I mean, we got a shock. We just stood and looked round.
He just stood and looked embarrassed with a sheepish smile on his face.
Concerned, Chakotay stood and looked at his crewmate.
You stood and looked at him between all those killed and wounded.
This man stood and looked at Abraham.
I stood and looked at it as if I were in a trance.
The Doctor stood and looked around the table at the familiar faces.
You stood and looked at him amongst all those killed and wounded.
I just stood and looked at her, I guess.
He stood and looked at House for a minute.
Bruce stood and looked at Barbara for a second.
She stood and looked at Morgan.
You stood and looked out when I proposed to you.
I stood and looked out over the balcony of my brother 's study.
He stood and looked at the motorcycle, obviously wondering why it had stopped.
Both stood and looked out at the empty yard of the pump-factory.
I stood and looked up at the window and didn't see Michael.
I stood and looked at her, and I discovered that the back seat.
I stood and looked down at the two of them, laying naked side-by-side.
He stood and looked at his wife of 57 years.
