Gawking

For some punters this event was about gawking at two-foot long hot dogs and potentially seeing a handful of home runs, though noises around London Stadium suggested a decent number of the 55,565 in attendance were genuinely invested in the sport.

In a room packed with gawking men, all intoxicated by the public degradation of this sumptuous fallen socialite, Dickey fumbled, contradicted herself, and became confused during Campbell’s brutal cross-examination.

The rich-people gawking goes both ways, though.

Her father owned a drapery shop in her village on the west coast of Ireland, which meant she spent a lot of her childhood 'gawking at everybody's houses' while helping her father install curtains and blinds.

How Chekov (Walter Koenig) and Scotty aren’t also vacuumed into the cosmic maw as they stand gawking out of the huge hole remains a mystery.

The long, quirky history of Americans gawking at people doing things.

Roq la Rue, Ghost Gallery, FoodArt Collection, Museum of Museums and other venues will tonight for a spot of socially-distant art gawking.

Neighbors gawking at my brimming bowls as they walked by cheerfully called me the Strawberry Queen.

She wastes time gawking at other people’s extravagant lives on social media.

The idea is to generate a sort of "car crash" style gawking response.

This may only be a mid-model refresh for the G90, but it’s the sort of refresh that left LA teens pointing and gawking.

It is out there, with athletes baring sinews and muscles and vulnerabilities and triumphs in front of gawking audiences.