Stay on the western side of the river and do your gawking and talking there.

The dwellers were not a little irritated at their gawking.

So it quickly became an afternoon of mutual gawking.

So, a little gawking and gazing by people attending other events did not seem like a royal crime.

All the gawking, the incessant "How's the weather up there?"

Despite the blatant gawking, the men respectfully stepped aside and allowed her to pass.

Absorbed in her gawking, Eden bumped into his back.

As far as she was concerned, he deserved her shameless gawking.

Clara is curt and haughty with the gawking, unusually polite Paul.

His last sentence had shattered the lull and brought them again into that state of stupid, anxious gawking.

Behind their communion of astonished gawking, the alarms rang and rang in the main complex.

She comes across a whale house, lives in a bordello, experiences ships and prisons that are opened on certain days for edifying public gawking.

There is no gawking; there are no autograph-seekers.

All this hysterical information Swept over Indecent, Gawking And wounded logic.

In this daisy chain of dauntless gawking, necks craned violently and heads swiveled abruptly.

Ms. Worden used humor and charm to ease viewers past the initial gawking or revulsion the museum's collection might trigger.

Congested high-rise avenues, over-windowed and overpowered by street glare, make poor territory for such louche but ultimately harmless gawking.

I claimed it from him and finished it, then aimed my binoculars across the Banana River at Pad 39-B, and began serious gawking.

"The complete Sedelmaier is far more than that," Mr. Garfield said, "but the gawking, slack-jawed, barely moving actor has been seized upon by imitators."

As the mist of ice ctystals settled, the humans straggled back to the edge of the pit and stared down, some gawking, some transfixed with horror.

The gawking, sidewalk-swallowing throngs that regularly circle Times Square dwindle to a trickle when making the turn west onto 42d Street because there's little to see there now.

In her portrait of a California reading group, Karen Joy Fowler turns a mirror on the gawking, voyeuristic presence that lurks in every story: the reader.

If Nijinsky were to come gliding by in the arms of Valentino, there would be no gawking, except perhaps with the aid of discreetly angled mirrors on expensive compacts.

She took time to settle her comely pos- terior in the Witness Chair so that the males in the audience could complete their gawking, then endorsed the ogress' tes- timony.

A visit to Abe and the boys is a fitting start to your zigzagging tour of the Black Hills and Badlands, where communal gawking and commemoration are de rigueur.

Already far too many people were gawking, and why not?

I wanted him to be there to gawk with me.

But on her first day in Washington, there was little time to gawk.

Men had stopped their work to gawk at his wife.

And he was being given little time or opportunity to gawk.

Though they stopped to gawk, these people did not run away.

"He wanted people to know they could come there and not be gawked at."

When she turned fully toward him, he could only gawk.

I knew how Peter felt, but this was no time for gawking.

As I sat and gawked, my hard on quickly returned.

There was no need to stand around gawking; they had to get moving.

They were supposed to gawk in fear and get out of his way.

Crowds came to gawk, but the President did not show.

Soon we are all sitting in the window seat gawking.

His mouth dropped open and he simply gawked at me.

First, it was to gawk at where all those bodies had been found.

He'd gawked at the model and threatened to order the thing himself.

After a few minutes of gawking at the house, we crept away.

Then again, the chief engineer would probably do his share of gawking.

"If we have time, I could gawk a little longer."

A little girl stopped a few feet beside me then gawked.

All of them gawked at the bodies as they talked.

Suddenly some of the people around him were gawking upward.

Not for those out there who came to gawk or beg.

I just stood there gawking for about five seconds too long.

But everybody had a good gawk at him behind his back.

I must have looked a great gawk, staring with my mouth open.

Some shows are eye candy; you just stand there and gawk.

I snapped it, which gave me away enough to make her gawk and wonder.

"Have the rest of you nothing better to do than gawk at a stable slave?"

All I could do was gawk at the man.

Occasionally pedestrians stop in front of the window and gawk.

"Such a great gawk of a man," she said, "to fit me so well."

You saw some excitement and stayed around to have a gawk, did you?

She looked like she would put him over the side personally if he did not start doing something more than gawk and shake.

Drive them in town and strangers give thumbs up (or down), gawk and ask questions.

Or just stay on the sideline and gawk.

I'd just sit on the sofa and gawk.

Workers unloading trucks stopped to stare, then called over their buddies for a group gawk.

You'll have another gawk at them later.

Even if you don't stay there, drop by for afternoon tea, a free Sunday tour or a gawk at the pool.

"We'll let Trizein have a gawk and see if he can find out.

A big gawk of a woman was dancing on the platform, lifting her skirts up, but I didn't pay any attention.

"Sometimes they sit down at the bottom and gawk and we make bets: How long will it take for them to knock?"

"Well, we've got better things to do than gawk."'

Ewing had been a gangly, uncoordinated gawk of a center on Thursday night when he made his return.

His recently acquired worldliness and sexual sophistication melted away in one callow gawk.

Including Rafe, whose gawk quickly changed to an ear-to-ear smile.

When Mother steps foot out of the house in her black Capri pants, why, they all just gawk and stare.

"Have a gawk at these crazy circles!"