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1 Thorpe could only stand and gawp.

2 Don't gawp at me like that!

3 But many will probably come just to gawp at the locals and soak up the legend.

4 Crowds of onlookers came to gawp at the wreckage of the aircraft.

5 Londoners can only gawp is envy at Beijing's latest subway route,[www.Sentencedict.com] part of a staggeringly fast expansion in the capital's network.

6 Sometimes you have to stand back and gawp in amazement and appreciation when such a sweet strike hits the net.

7 Though you might just go to gawp at a few skeletons, you'll learn a lot about forensic science - and about the human body.

8 At weekends the roads are jammed with holidaymakers coming to gawp at the parade.

9 Rex put on his sunglasses and elbowed his way into the crowd to gawp along with the rest.

10 The famous local feature that families come miles to gawp at.

11 When it is finished, people will stop their cars to gawp.

12 People watching is one of Leicester Square's great attractions as representatives from virtually every country on litttle old planet earth walk past and simply gawp at each other.

13 When Forbes first started to draw up its power league, the magazine probably imagined that it would induce readers to gasp with fear or gawp with respect.

14 Back at the Chinese border shops sell North Korean memorabilia to the tourists who come to gawp through telescopes at North Korea.

15 They also take willing subjects and observe their reactions as they gawp at products.

16 But wherever Zhao went he would cause traffic jams and obstruct pavements as stunned crowds gathered to gawp .

17 While the gown is now reduced to being trucked round the world to a series of ever-drearier locations so people can pay enough money to gawp at it.

18 It commemorates a trek more gruelling than the tourists who gawp at it can imagine.

1 At weekends the roads are jammed with holidaymakers coming to gawp at the parade.