stargaze

[ UK /stˈɑːɡe‍ɪz/ ]
VERB
  1. observe the stars
  2. have a daydream; indulge in a fantasy
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How To Use stargaze In A Sentence

  • The figure - 7 followed by 22 zeros or, more accurately, 70 sextillion - was calculated by a team of stargazers based at the Australian National University.
  • We slept just below the tide-line to let the water splash beneath us as we stargazed to slumberland.
  • Unlike other stargazers, my friend does not resort to performing calculations with birthdays and positions of planets or shuffling and reading tarot cards.
  • Hubble has been not only a boon to the nation's scientific community as well as amateur stargazers but also to school children brought to science by its amazing, penetrating look into space.
  • He composed, arranged and performed in several leading highlife bands such as the Stargazers and Broadway Dance Band. Modiba: Love and Death , the New Album from Ghanaian Legend Ebo Taylor
  • A pioneering telescope that helped 18th century stargazers map the skies has returned to the East Yorkshire country home where it remained for two centuries.
  • Hundreds of Sheffield stargazers rose with the larks yesterday to become some of the first in the city to see the planet passing between the Earth and the sun.
  • The stargazer is a flower commonly used to decorate caskets, but for TV personality Kris Aquino, it was a special sign used by her late ... RSSMicro Search - Top News on RSS Feeds
  • From the top of the pyramidal main lodge, stargaze from a hammock. Canada.com
  • One of the stargazers was solar astronomer, Professor John Parkinson, from Sheffield Hallam University in England.
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