Sentences with phrase «stare at things»

One thing we've learned about Rosemary, our three month old baby girl, is that she loves to stare at things.

At 2 weeks old, she could stare at things for up to an hour.

But remember babies are fond of staring at things like the walls, windows, Tv and other things in your room.

I needed a break from staring at this thing, so I put it back together and drove it around the block to park it out front.

Characters are constantly looking, peering, glancing, and staring at things.

While I do enjoy a good day out with my family, staring at all things home - related, I have to admit that very few things excite me anymore.

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One of the things I love about live television interviews is the intensity of it — two people are literally staring at each other for five minutes straight talking, sometimes tensely.

According to a recent article in Fast Company that probably exists somewhere on the web, ``... when telecommuting, just staring at the New Releases menu is a thing of the past.»

Tailoring your email to the right audience is often about the little things, about the decisions that you might not even think about until you're sitting there staring at a blank browser window or phone screen.

A CRY OF DE-STRESS: Speaking of time, few things are as stressful as staring at a towering stack of books and journals you know you'll never get around to reading.

Looking into the eyes of others may make you feel as if you are staring at them, but you are not doing any such thing.

I stared at the original report describing this name change, wondering if the whole thing was a typo.

Staring down at what was once one of the strongest men I ever knew, I had the opportunity to say many things to him.

But here's the thing: Whenever I bring up this pet peeve of mine at family gatherings or among friends, I get nothing but blank stares and frustrated responses.

He just stared back at me with those glossy doll eyes as if to say, «You're in for some real material when I'm the actual thing, kid.»

Tiny, blushed things staring at me from the shelf.

Somehow that led to thinking about other banana desserts... and the next thing I knew this Banana Cream Pie was staring back at me.

Within the last week since I've been home I've noticed so many things that I hadn't realized I'd missed, like the way light shines between the trees in the hours before dusk, waking to the pitter patter of rain, cool winds and the warmth of the sun on my shoulders, the endless blue sky and all its big billowy clouds — so many things I was never too exceptionally amazed by growing up but now can't seem to stop staring at.

I sit tapping my fingers on my desk staring at the clock at 4:49 and jump out of my chair as soon as the clock hits 5:00 I run (I literally run) to my car, jump in and then it is time to start the million list of things that have to get done.

The virgin and fling thing was staring at me right in the face!

Besides the simultaneous happiness and heartache that comes with finally getting to see your people after a few years away, here are some other things I'm really looking forward to: staring at the blossoming chestnut trees outside of my mom's kitchen window, visiting the food market across the street from there every day, fresh sorrel soup, mom's melt - in - your - mouth zucchini fritters, and a good morel mushroom season, if I'm lucky.

All things you miss when you're stuck staring at your computer / phone all day.ReplyCancel

It's a good thing that my family actually enjoy dinner salads, otherwise I'd be getting the death stare for at least half of our summertime dinners.

I spend my time at parties doing the same things you probably do: standing in a corner, staring at the floor, waiting for someone to ask me about Cliff Lee.

Not because we're going to talk about the Cardinals, but because you have better things to do, and also you don't want me to stare at you, silent and motionless, until you get uncomfortable and make up an excuse to leave.

If you stare at your stick skating up ice, bad things are going to happen.

I am amazed at how people still defend Arsene Wenger when there things stare them in the face.

van persie on the pitch staring at giroud lifting the trophy while doing the stick your tongue out thing... rvp thinking «motherf * cker»

It is a bad thing for football reporters who face the potential for delays on public transportation, additional headaches when walking from their hotel to the bar and the stronger likelihood of that woman from Telemundo showing up in her bikini to get stared at by 65 - year - old guys with their cell phones on a clip and a branded polo shirt they got from a gift bag.

Only thing is, the Winner here has the very tough (and undefeated) # 1 Team Zimmerman staring at them in a potential Elite8 date... First things first however, both Teams Emer and McLaughlin have shown flashes this Summer of really good ball clubs..

Clearly the ref wanted to even things up for some reason and if that same level of punishment was aimed at every player who pushed another player we'd be staring at eight - a-side games every week.

This is the kind of thing that makes it ok for people to stare, criticize, judge a mama with an out of control child at the grocery store without any knowledge of that mama and that child.

People staring at phones have bumped into things and stepped in front of cars.

Men like staring at boobs — that's «their thing.»

And really, one of my favorite things about this trip was the ability to sit and stare out at sea and gaze at the stars with Jon in the evening.

Reading all these comments helps me to realize it pretty much is a phase they are going through he will wake up and just stare at me he never cries he has always been beyond amazing but when it comes to sleep he will wake up again at three am and once again just roll around in the bed until he is good and ready to fall back asleep and I have tried everything food baths massages a lot of cuddling but I just have come to realize he is his own person and has his own way of doing things and he will eventually grow out of this so moms and dads keep your heads up and eyes open

Time with family is one of the things that take a major hit when kids and parents allow tech to take over their lives and everyone is staring at a screen instead of engaging with one another.

But there was one thing that kept me awake at night, staring at the ceiling: my son's warm body snuggled next to mine, with his arm draped over my growing belly.

I've been staring at the floor plan for six weeks and now I'm so excited to finally be here and get to move things around!

I stared at it incredulous (I wouldn't be caught dead wearing that) and suggested that maybe it was time to retire the thing.

While sleepwalking, your child might do daily things, like eating or getting dressed, or bizarre things like moving furniture or staring at nothing.

He knows what is expected of him, as these things are routine within his class, but will stare at the floor and refuse to move.

I've had a box of candy canes sitting around waiting for me to come up with some crafty thing to do with them... I got sick of them staring at me, taunting my lack of inspiration, so we smashed them up and made «candy cane glitter».

I can still remember how excited I was to prepare that first nursery with all of the things I would need and staring at the tiny clothes imagining my first born son in them.

And no, mom isn't imagining things if she swore she just shaved yesterday, only to see hints of stubble staring back at her laughingly.

He can now see things that are in the distance, and thus you will find him staring off at objects that are farther across the room.

I stare at so many things asking myself, «Is that more boy than girl?

If I'm going to be awake and staring at someone else doing the thing I wish I was doing, I'm glad I can appreciate how sweet they look.

Your baby may love objects with parts or pieces that move, and will spend lots of time staring at and manipulating these things, trying to figure out how or why they work.

Babies can have a range of sleep cues: He may whine or cry at the slightest thing, or stare blankly into space and get quiet.