outstare

They stood there trying to outstare each other until the girl came out of the bathroom.

His eyes are fixed on hers as if he is trying to outstare her.

They seemed to be trying to outstare each other.

Peachy didn't even try to outstare the glass eye a second time.

She stood for a moment, trying to outstare the Se-ora; then her eyes dropped.

He tried to outstare the little Irishman, without success.

The man's face was tired and careworn, but his eyes could outstare a hawk's.

God in heaven, that boy can outstare the Trembler for twenty seconds!

He tried to outstare her, to will her into changing her mind.

They rested together on the snow, their normal culinary relationships entirely forgotten, trying to outstare her.

She stared victoriously at Angalo, who tried to outstare her and gave up.

However, Granny could outstare a snake; after a few seconds the housekeeper's eyes began to water.

His eyes were grey but not flecked - like silver coins - and he could outstare me, which few can do.

Except for that, and one other thing, it would have been a comic scene: two grown men trying to outstare each other.

I just want to, you know, get out and meet people,' said Mort, trying to outstare that unflinching blue gaze.

Hanging a metre off the reservoir bed, motionless, trying to outstare a dolphin.

Anakin lingered only long enough to outstare Kenobi before moving toward the door.

Refusing to let him outstare me, I pressed the plug into the childproof socket.

You've missed one of life's pleasures if you haven't tried to outstare a moose for forty-five minutes."

As in one of those grade-school games where you try to outstare the other guy, trying to make him bunk first, she outsilenced me.

Lazarus tried to outstare her, finally dropped his eyes: "I'll have to ask you ladies to excuse me," he said nervously.

For a moment Rose almost wished he would be ably to outstare the thing in front of him; Colin at least was human.

The old man thinks to outstare Deryni.

You can't even outstare one puny human being."

They might have been overgrown children, trying to outstare her, or dusty dummies abandoned in a loft, their eyes incapable of movement.