gasp with amazement

Nothing like this had ever been seen in Egypt before and the audience gasped with amazement.

I went to the window and what I saw made me gasp with amazement.

When I opened the first for a kindergarten class, the 5-year-olds gasped with amazement.

She peered over the brink, gasped with amazement.

I stab at the buttons - mad random choice And gasp with amazement - a human voice!

He stared hard at her face, and then gasped with amazement, for he knew her.

Even in this extremity Angela gasped with amazement.

I fairly gasped with amazement at the dreadful sweetness of that solitary lady, and could hardly believe she was really a corpse!

Through his fatigue, he looked down into the yawning crater and gasped with amazement at the sight of the Sunstone.

Then, still gasping with amazement, the silk-hatted man was piloted around the corner of the courtyard, to find other rueful prisoners like himself.

Lowe liked crunching numbers anyway, but as his figures skittered across the rubbery keys of the calculator, he began to gasp with amazement.

When Mathias Rust set his plane down in Red Square last May, the world gasped with amazement - and some admiration.

You can ride the Ferris wheel, gape wide-eyed at the sword swallowers and gasp with amazement as the magician correctly discerns the card in your pocket.

I gasp with amazement at the thick bulging muscles on their arms and chests and backs, at their washboard stomachs and narrow waists.

Miss Lavendar had changed so little that the three years since her last Island visit might have been a watch in the night; but Anne gasped with amazement over Paul.

SIR -I gasped with amazement at David Cameron's optimism with regards to the proposed new Citizenship Test (report, Issue 1,056).

Katie gasped with amazement as the gates of the lock swung ma- jestically open, permitting the Helena to sail into the basin at the center of the giant dock complex.

When the travelers came upon it, the wagon emerging suddenly from an ancient district of narrow streets to enter a broad esplanade leading to Khyntor Bridge, Valentine gasped with amazement.

In that moment, too, he looked so exactly like Franklin Delano Roosevelt-some delusion in my flaming eyes and floating brain-that I drew up in my seat and gasped with amazement.

When at last Lord Naja broke the jars of Nile water to mark the culmination of the ceremony, the crowds gasped with amazement: the waters of the great river, on whose bank the temple stood, turned a brilliant blue.

Three minutes later, after a petrified Miss Baiul launched into a dizzying series of double and triple jumps that made even the janitors in the frosty old sports complex gasp with amazement, Mrs. Zmievskaya was back on the horn.

Suddenly they shifted their eyes to another spot, and then Peter and Edmund and Lucy gasped with amazement and shouted out and began waving: for there they saw their own father and mother, waving back at them across the great, deep valley.

Similarly, when Gao Jianxin, after balancing a glass pagoda on his forehead, continued to balance it there while standing, first, on two teetery ladders, then on one ladder and, finally, on a single pole detached from that ladder, one gasped with amazement.