Reading a book is better than goggling at a device.
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He was squat at 240 pounds with putty-lump features and a goggling stare that gave him an aura of menace.
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I was obsessively goggling things and I just took it really seriously that I didn't realize how all encompassing it would be.
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Much of the initial goggling and giggling was over the explicitly erotic pieces, but the show had the scope of a complete catalog.
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The Special Edition of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" tacked on a scene of Richard Dreyfuss goggling inside the mother ship, to no avail.
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Property prices in the 2 kilometer wide state are among the world's most eye-goggling, with super-prime values now approaching 100,000 euro ($111,20153) per square meter.
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Aside from a goggling glance at things to come, in "Sleeper" (1973), Allen's preference, as a time traveller, has been for an express ticket to the past.
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And while we were goggling at her hair, we were also wondering how the hell she still has any after all the haircolor acrobatics she's put her strands through.
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All of us New Yorkers stopped dead, goggling at plates that held individual molds of red Jell-O topped with a dab of something too yellow to be Cool Whip.
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I was thinking of laying out my paco pad under the tarp, but as the rain intensified a phalanx of those big pale spiders came up over the sand, eyes goggling in the beams of our headlamps.
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At Emporio Armani on Saturday, the Canadian pop heartthrob Shawn Mendes (18, 22.7 million Instagram followers strong) did a spin on the catwalk after the show, goggling at his new EA Connected smartwatch, in whose campaign he will now appear.
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Plus, watching the moon landing in real time... -- Al Tompkins has a big picture look at "what the live broadcast of the moon landing meant to America" at the time... -- And Joshua Benton looks back at the NYT's MEN WALK ON MOON front page and the poet who was chosen to "sum up the goggling achievement for posterity..."
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Cellini's bronze statue of Perseus with the Head of Medusa, completed in the Renaissance The Gorgoneion, or Gorgon head, known as Medusa, was used in the ancient world as a protective apotropaic symbol. Among the Ancient Greeks, it was the most widely used symbol to avert evil. Medusa's head with its goggling eyes, fangs, and protruding tongue was depicted on the shield of Athena herself.Jane Ellen Harrison, Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion, pp 196ff.
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To anyone who can > show me why "purity" is a more immoral word than "decency", I'll gladly send > an eighty-five cent Paramount ticket, to be used at your own risk. Outside > of its purification, the movie is a good dramatization of the novel and for > the first time I respected the performance of Greta Garbo. She shuffled > through the long, melancholy and sometimes beautiful scenes with more grace > and sincerity than I have ever before observed, and the fact that she rode > down and practically eliminated John Gilbert's goggling is in itself grounds > for recommendation. Another indifferent performer, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., > suddenly snapped to life under the guidance of Director Brown, and gave a > splendid performance.
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