Kendall was staring at it for the hundredth time, with disquiet, when the telephone rang.
Driving the A7 can be almost as arresting as staring at it.
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My daughter, an elementary schoolteacher, told me last week she plans to delete the Facebook app from her iPhone because she finds herself staring at it too often.
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The butcher had been a good man, friendly to her mother, always offering a kind word and picking out the best cuts for her, but his wife had been mean and silent as she took the money, and sometimes she had kept it a little longer in her hand, staring at it, as if she thought it might be some kind of foreign currency.
Elusive even when staring straight at it, the aurora follows no discernible schedule.
Everywhere you looked, one of them seemed to be staring at nothing, drinking it in, transfixed: a dead stalk of dock weed or the blank corner of a stone wall or an icicle dribbled from the lip of a gutter.
"Guardiola was staring at me and I lost it, " continues the Swede in 'I am Zlatan'.
The reason the eye sees the flash as green, according to Dr Young, is that someone waiting to watch it will usually have been staring at the setting sun for several minutes.
As Liverpool walked by Manchester United before kickoff, Liverpool forward Luis Suarez appeared to ignore the outstretched hand of Manchester United captain Patrice Evra, who reacted by grabbing Suarez's arm before releasing it and staring wide-eyed at the match official in disbelief.
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Wigan had won its first FA Cup and, for an evening at least, could forget that it was staring down the barrel of relegation from the English Premier League.
Dupuy's conversion made it 14-0 and left Bath staring at an ignominious defeat, but coach Steve Meehan must have found some inspirational words at half-time because his side was transformed after the break.
Just like that night in Menlo Park when Edison and his team knew their bulb would light but had no idea how long it would stay lit, we were staring at the glimmer of our own light bulb moments.
He was staring down at the checkerboard pattern on the linoleum floor, as if it were a code he was trying to crack.
It lay on its side, staring with one eye straight at Ginny, drifting alone in its disappearing sea, the sun burning both of them, beaming through the torn shreds of the shredded atmosphere.
"You can see it for yourself, " Weaver moaned to a reporter, staring Friday at all the vacant lots, overrun with weeds that are taller than he is, at all the abandoned shells of former homes, many of them still marked with the spray-painted "X" that became the grim symbol of a great American city nearly wiped off the map.
At the exact moment when you have flashed a new PowerPoint Image up on a screen (it helps if you turn to it and point as well) all heads in your audience should then be staring directly at your screen.
It was a great punch which had his own troops baying for more and the Tories staring at their fingernails.
It reminded me of standing at the top of a 10-meter diving platform, staring at the water 30 feet below.
So it was a great relief when I spotted something on the blank horizon I'd been staring at for the past six hours.
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When I was small, I would sit on his lap, staring at the stump of his left index finger, rounded and smooth, the top two knuckles so cleanly severed it seemed he'd been born without them.
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