Sentence for watching | Use watching in a sentence

Sentences with watching in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use watching in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for watching.

• I was watching. (8)
• It was hard as steel, watching. (8)
• Nina would get to watching for him. (9)
• They will think we were watching them. (9)
• Now you are watching for your cousin Leonax. (5)
• He ate and drank, watching the last light fade. (8)
• He could see her watching him between her fingers. (8)
• She is not to be aware that you are watching her. (10)
• With one foot in the room Caroline hung watching him. (10)
• Betsey and I have been watching for you this half-hour. (4)
• Winton, watching, was sure of supplication in her face. (8)
• And Gyp stood with a little smile, not even watching him. (8)
• He paddled slowly, silent and absorbed, watching Antonia. (8)
• She lay on her back and splashed, watching the sky flush. (8)
• While watching, I became attached to her, devotedly attached. (8)
• An old beggar, who had been watching her, came gently from behind. (8)
• He sat watching the old scenes acted, a numb feeling at his heart. (8)
• Watching her, Soames knew that she was going to ask him something. (8)
• We have been watching this gentleman right along as you directed. (12)
• He looked about and noticed that people were silently watching him. (10)
• The nurse, watching those lips, still pale with pain, felt a queer pang. (8)
• In the stony niche crouched a stray cat watching the twittering sparrows. (8)
• Mrs. Kenton sat dreamily watching him, with her hands fallen in her lap. (9)
• He noticed that Mrs. Phillips was also watching this scene with stealthy eyes. (13)
• I had a memorable pleasure in watching my beloved eat and drink under my roof. (10)
• She saw him go and bend over Richard the Second, and remain earnestly watching him. (10)
• He ordered wine, too, watching Rozsi out of the corner of his eye as he poured it out. (8)
• His brother was watching the G. L. & P., which as yet had made no offer for the mills. (9)
• For possibly, at that moment when he stood watching her window-light (ah, poor heart!) (10)
• When they were once more in the car, she leaned back very silent, watching the traffic. (8)
• I spent the mornings on the cliff reading, and watching the sun-sparks raining on the sea. (8)
• But there was no doing any thing, with Mr. Elton fidgeting behind her and watching every touch. (4)
• She alone remains standing leaning against the corner of the bay window, watching their faces.] (8)
• He shipped his sculls and drifted, listening to the wood-pigeons, watching the swallows chasing. (8)
• The Buccaneer, watching him go so sadly home, felt sorry perhaps for his behaviour to the old man. (8)
• At full length, watching the bed intently, Freda lay, as she lay nightly when he was really asleep. (8)
• What were men made of that they could go on day after day, year after year, watching others suffer? (8)
• He no longer thought of getting out and watching their behavior as they took their bread and coffee. (9)
• I performed an occasional snore, watching him narrowly between my eyelashes from the shadow of my arm. (7)
• The two walked back to Montpellier Square in silence, Soames watching him out of the corner of his eye. (8)
• Watching his friend, lying there, with that smile, and the candle-light on his face, Ashurst shuddered. (8)
• All that evening, furtive watching, formal talk, and underneath a ferment of doubt and fear and longing. (8)
• Sometimes Christian crept in unnoticed, and sat watching, with her arms tightly folded across her breast. (8)
• He slunk round the piazza to the kitchen door, under the eyes of the ladies watching at the parlor windows. (9)
• And, the smile still on his lips, he lay back watching the flies wheeling and chasing round the hanging-lamp. (8)
• The mother stood watching the two young men from the window as they made their way across the square together. (9)
• Thyme, watching him askance, pressed still closer to his side, as though to try and warm him back to every day. (8)
• She did not see Winton, who stood stone-quiet, watching, while the nurse moved about her business behind a screen. (8)
• After watching Betty give little Gyp her bath, she crossed the passage to her bedroom and leaned out of the window. (8)
• I sat by the fire, and ate black bread and turnips, and drank coffee; while he stood by, watching me and muttering. (8)
• The by-now-considerable throng were watching him with every mark of acute enjoyment; and the moment appeared to Mr. (8)
• And somewhere very far away, it may have been that Justice sat with her ironic smile watching men judge their shadows. (8)
• They waited, watching the moon, which crept with infinite slowness up and up, brightening ever so little every minute. (8)
• He sat still a long time, to all appearance watching the little blue butterflies playing round the red and tawny roses. (8)
• Long I sat watching them in their cool communion, half-embraced, talking a little, smiling a little, never once kissing. (8)
• Still stealthily watching her, he at once made his way to his hostess, and stood doggedly waiting for the music to cease. (8)
• A tortoise-shell cat which had been watching swallows, disturbed by his entrance, withdrew from the window beneath a chair. (8)
• But he could not sleep, and sat for a long time at his window, huddled in an overcoat, watching the moonlight on the roofs. (8)
• While he stood watching the tardy sunlight, he had again that sudden vision of the world which had come to him the night before. (8)
• She stood there watching his black figure cross the road in the sunshine, and pass round the corner by the railings of the church. (8)
• But the most poignant memory of that little visit had been watching, unobserved, her stepmother reading to herself a letter from Jon. (8)
• In the evening when George and Gratian were not in, Noel would often sit watching the needles, brooding over her as yet undecided future. (8)
• For a moment he thought her alone; then behind her saw his brother in a sleeping suit, leaning against the wall, with arms crossed, watching. (8)
• Mrs. Jenkinson was chiefly employed in watching how little Miss de Bourgh ate, pressing her to try some other dish, and fearing she was indisposed. (4)
• Very soon she found herself standing there, watching for the issue of the strife, almost as dead as a weight in scales, incapable of clear vision. (10)
• He played it wonderfully on that poor fiddle; and the fiddler, who had followed at his elbow, stood watching him, uneasy, envious, but a little entranced. (8)
• The log dragged bounding and twirling, rattling its chains; the crowd along the ridge, forbidden to cheer, watching it with intense repression of the roar. (10)
• Honeysuckle had long been improved away from that station paling, against which he had stood twenty-nine years ago, watching the train carrying Anna Stormer away. (8)

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