Examples of using "Blicken" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Everyone's looking at Tom.
- Everyone is looking at Tom.
He does appear.
Mary avoided his gaze.
Let's go back to that smart skin for a few moments.
She did not turn up.
They never showed up.
Tom needs to face the facts.
The eyes of all future generations are upon you.
She made her appearance around noon.
We have to face the facts.
Do you really want to wait till Tom shows up?
You are looking at me, I am looking at you,
with the confidence that flashed from his glances.
He is certain to turn up some time.
Everyone's looking at Tom.
Why haven't they shown up yet?
He did not appear until about noon.
The two women look at Tom and then at each other.
Tom hasn't been around.
Tom hasn't shown up at work yet.
As far as I could see, I saw nothing but sand.
There was nothing but sand as far as the eye could see.
He didn't dare to show himself there anymore.
Mary felt like Tom was undressing her with his eyes.
He wouldn't dare show his face around here again.
I was too excited to look her in the eyes.
A lot of people look up to you. Don't let them down.
- It is not always easy to face reality.
- It isn't always easy to face reality.
- It's not always easy to face reality.
Tom wouldn't dare show his face around here again.
But in the quiet of my apartment, outside of my teacher's gaze,
Beethoven's instrumental music invites us to contemplate a landscape gigantic beyond measure.
I waited for Tom for three hours, but he never showed up.
These trees will screen our new house from public view.
Tom promised to come, but hasn't shown up yet.
You have to face the facts.
that she can look to the future so optimistically?
The event may be boring, but as the mayor I at least have to show up.
Tom promised he'd be there, but he never showed up.
Now that he's retired, Yves can look forward to a contented and placid life.
I hid in the woods all day.
The fugitive surfaced in a small town fifty miles from here but then disappeared again.
I find it odd that there isn't anyone on the street at this hour.
Tom builds a facade to hide his feelings from others.
I like pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.
A lot of people look up to you. Don't let them down.
"Are you still not talking to Tom?" - "No, and he better stay out of my sight."
He undressed her with his eyes.
The King's son ascended, but he did not find his dearest Rapunzel above, but the enchantress, who gazed at him with wicked and venomous looks.
I thought a bunch of people would go water skiing with us, but absolutely no one else showed up.
In winter, the windows were sometimes quite frozen over. But then the boy and the girl would warm copper pennies on the stove, and hold the warm pennies against the frozen pane; there would be very soon a little round hole through which they could peep, and the soft bright eyes of the little boy and girl would beam through the hole at each window as they looked at each other.
Finally it was Tom's turn at the counter. He put his errand on the table and fished around in his pocket, ready for the inevitable question. As soon as the cashier saw the beverages, he droned out the protocol "ID?", and Tom nervously flashed him his wallet, not daring to make eye contact. Inside it was his homemade driver's license, identifying him as 30 year-old John Jackson from Boston, Massachusetts.