Watched Sentence Examples

A deer watched them from the trees.

Davis watched her as she cleaned the camp.

Alfonso watched all of them intently.

He watched anxiously as she dialed the number.

The soldiers simply held their sides as they watched him.

Señor Medena came out and watched for a while.

Carmen watched him silently, waiting for an explanation.

It turned its head and watched as she placed a foot in the stirrup.

He watched her for a moment.

The crowd was evidently watching for the roof to fall in, and Alpatych watched for it too.

He watched the wolf disappear into the tall grass.

Carelessly holding in his stallion that was neighing and pawing the ground, eager to rejoin its fellows, he watched his squadron draw nearer.

Carmen leaned on her pillow and watched him dress for bed.

She handed them to Howard, who watched her face with a puzzled expression.

Allen watched him enter the house before he turned to Lisa.

As they watched, the figures in the dusty heat waves finally became recognizable as cavalry - even to the naked eye.

Carmen watched him absently.

As she re-entered the kitchen, he watched her cross to the table.

She watched, curious about how father and son might interact.

Katie instinctively believed her and twisted, staring with Toby at the man in black who watched them drive away.

He watched her with an intensity that made her blood quicken and her nipples harden.

Katie watched her go, feeling better with the otherworldly sustenance in her system.

Instead, he watched Gabriel cross the room and leave it on the pillow beside Katie.

Katie watched as he walked through the lab,

Davis watched with some apprehension, but Fritz and Royce were doubling over with laughter.

He watched her intently for a few moments longer and then turned his attention to his food.

She watched him head for the barn and wondered how he could stand being out in the cold all day.

Mary watched her intently.

He took a bite of food and watched her intently.

She watched as the creature neared in the shadowy darkness.

She watched him stop lacing his boots.

Ully watched with alarm as the healer unwrapped the angel.s bandage.

Katie watched her walk down the hall toward her chambers, stunned.

He drove these to the pastures on the hills and watched them day after day while they fed on the short green grass.

At the foot of the mountain there was a railroad, and the children watched the trains whiz by.

She enjoys punching holes in paper with the stiletto, and I supposed it was because she could examine the result of her work; but we watched her one day, and I was much surprised to find that she imagined she was writing a letter.

As she watched, Bordeaux glanced up and met her gaze.

He glanced up at her laugh and watched her intently.

He watched her thoughtfully, running a hand across his mouth absently.

We'll have one chance to rip his hideout open and… Sofia watched them walk away, alone and cold.

She watched him turn a page and touch it.

Deidre watched the portal close.

Gabe strode to the lectern and watched the words of the Present being written across the pages.

She watched them with a smile as she cooked.

Deidre watched in growing horror as his teeth turned from normal to sharpened, and two long canines half the size of her index finger lengthened from his gum.

She rolled up her window, watched him return to his car, and cursed.

He watched the mage in brown scuttle away.

Too afraid to challenge him, she watched him destroy everything.

She watched, and then stalked out, furious and frustrated.

He watched the expectant look turn to one of disbelief.

She watched in fascination, not understanding what it was until a floor several below hers exploded into flying stone and fire.

Rhyn watched, even more fascinated when the healer hesitated suddenly and withdrew.

The more he watched, the less likely this seemed.

She watched, astonished, as it carefully cleaned her feet without hurting them and then slathered on oil from one vial and wrapped them in gauze.

She ate the whole basketful while he watched.

Rhyn watched him, even more curious after the odd interaction.

She watched him until he disappeared, then freed the fish.

He watched blood ooze from her arm.

Rhyn watched her, unmoving, like a predator watches its prey.

Determined to enjoy her first relaxing experience in a few weeks, she watched to make sure the door closed behind him and went to the locker room.

Those at the tables she passed quieted and watched.

He watched her grab the hourglass and toss it in the air.

Katie watched the world go by as they drove, half-listening to Hannah's chatter.

He watched, sorrow and then fury filling him.

Katie watched, her optimism fading.

She tried to decipher his meaning as she watched them fight, terrified to take her eyes off Rhyn.

Rhyn watched him go, wondering just what his brother was planning, and how he.d figure it out before Katie was hung on the wall next to his mother.

Katie watched him go, her nightmares in her thoughts and her heart pounding.

Taken aback by his anger, she watched him run a hand through his hair in an unusual sign of agitation.

The house was too quiet for her comfort, and she felt the familiar sense of being watched.

Rhyn watched him, concerned at finding his sole friend so affected by the recent change in his life.

She watched for a long moment and then left, defeated and frustrated.

Kris watched the door to the guest bedchamber close, unusually hopeful about his discovery.

Darkyn strode out, and Jade watched him, torn.

He watched as she tossed more clothing into her suitcase, certain what he wanted to say would only make her pack faster.

Astonished, she leaned back and watched it rise, thick and plush, to a height of several inches.

Brady watched them, sensing the depth of their friendship.

He watched her for a moment, an unreadable expression on his face.

Her hope soared, and she watched him return to his corner.

He took Damian outside to the rock where he and kiri had watched the stars once long ago and set him down.

She watched him, tempted to run away, before realizing the amount of activity in the halls behind her guaranteed her capture.

Sofia watched the last of the blood swirl down the drain.

He watched her until verifying where she went before returning to the game.

As she watched, the creature rose and hobbled from the desk to a nearby shelf.

Selyn watched him with unease that bordered on alarm.

She watched the battle with the Dark One – the one Darkyn lost – and saw him banished to the bowels of Hell.

Deidre watched the movie in both fascination and fear.

He watched her, arms crossed.

Deidre watched him, brow furrowed.

Deidre watched him leave.

Dean had watched Billy play high school basketball the past winter.

Dean breathed deeply as he watched the late afternoon sun filter through the curtains.

Both remembered the last time they'd watched a guest meet with a stranger and the no-end-to trouble that followed.

Dean stopped his Jeep beneath the trees and watched.

I watched it last summer and that was enough.

As he watched, Faust's Jeep passed into view, with two figures clearly visible.

Wynn watched their exchange, fascinated by the idea of seeing two bloodthirsty deities try to outwit one another.

Deidre watched closely as Cora demonstrated how to heat water, insert the teabag and then add sugar.

As she watched Cora, Deidre began to think she'd missed a lot over the past few months despite trying to pay attention to the human world.

He watched her angry walk, gaze on her swaying hips.

Gabriel called the soul to him silently and watched the green fog form around his hand before it crystallized into an emerald.

He watched her for a minute.

Deidre watched the sunrise, awed by the colors that filled the sky.

The verdant pines outside the fortress wall were beautiful, and she watched their long pine needles stir in an early morning breeze.

Gabriel watched Deidre's small form walk into the forest.

She watched it for a few seconds, entranced by the movement.

He watched her pace, wondering how she could do what she'd done.

The other night, he sat on a beach with one Deidre and watched the moon cross the sky.

Gabriel watched her, wanting to verify that she didn't fear the creature she was trapped with.

Deidre watched him go.

He watched them, recalling a time he'd overseen the training of all Immortal warriors.

She watched as he examined Casper and answered his questions.

Carmen watched with excitement as the foal's feet could be seen inside a thin sac... first one and then the other.

She turned around, walking backwards as she watched the house.

She followed the gurney out and watched as they lifted it into the helicopter.

She slid back into her chair and watched his still face.

Destiny watched him warily, still clinging to Carmen.

Neither of them acted like they noticed Destiny was there, and she only watched them, apparently unconcerned.

Carmen watched them, shocked.

Through the window she watched him stand and walk over to the porch rail, watching them intently.

As she watched him in the mirror, he stopped behind her and surveyed her soberly.

Carmen, This morning I watched the sun come up from the patio.

As she watched them walk toward the house, it occurred to her that the reason Alex didn't like him was that they were too much alike.

A smile was playing at the corners of his mouth as he watched her, and his chocolate gaze was kissed with humor.

He watched his expelled breath float away from him, his calm features hiding the anger in his blood.

As he watched, the words reached the page on the right, the one reserved for the Future.

He'd watched Rhyn and Katie's relationship unfold from its rocky beginning, when Katie inadvertently rescued Rhyn from his sentence in Hell.

Gabe watched him disappear through a portal, not understanding.

He watched the green gem form in his palm and rose.

Gabe watched as she crossed the gym to give her mate a kiss on the cheek.

He'd watched over Katie every night for months while she and Rhyn struggled to find their paths.

She watched the cave swallow Rhyn, unsettled by the idea of moving between places via the shadow world.

Deidre watched him retrieve his sword and replace it in its sheath.

Deidre watched him go, horrified at what she'd done.

As she watched, the black eye and bruised cheek healed themselves.

Deidre watched Toby lead Wynn to the door and out.

He watched the emerald form then placed it in his pocket before returning his attention to the demons.

Gabriel stripped off his shirt and weapons then his heavy boots, dropping everything into a pile while two of his assassins watched.

Gabriel watched her, not at all satisfied with the exchange.

Gabe watched him, rubbing his rough jaw.

She watched, unnerved at how close the battles were.

She watched the flares of color against the night sky with tired fascination.

She watched the crimson drop form, stretch, then fall into the fountain.

It grew to her height as she watched and then bloomed into an orange-pink flower the size of her head, shriveled and died, and returned.

She watched as he too crossed to the edge of the canyon before she rose.

She looked at each of the warriors, who watched the water as if they'd never seen it before.

She watched him systematically behead or run through the three men, her stomach churning at the sight of so much death.

A'Ran sat at the battle planner and watched the scenes before him.

He watched, confirming the far side of the planet wasn't the focus of either Yirkin or Qatwali forces.

He watched as Mansr expertly organized the evacuations and aligned the space battle to keep the Yirkins' attention off the ships fleeing the planet's surface for the nearest moon, Kiera.

He watched explosions wrack his planet until they rose high enough that the toxic dust storm he'd started marred the surface of the planet from view.

As he watched, spellbound, she revolved toward him, but he quickly closed his eyes lest he look upon her once beautiful face.

As Dean watched, scarcely breathing, she lifted the ancient white dress above her head in one motion and dropped it to the floor.

Piles of gear were stacked about while partners called out to those below, fed line and encouragement, while others watched, a number with anxious looks on their reddened faces as they looked downward.

Dean knew from his prior life the pair were just doing their job but that didn't mean he had to like being watched like a street felon.

Belfair watched, a sneering smile painted on her beautiful face, revenge was hers, as Jership the Terrible crashed in a bloody heap on the rocks below.

As he watched, spellbound, she slowly revolved toward him, but he closed his eyes lest he see her face.

Because I should have dragged her to a shrink or someone who could have talked some sense into her, or at least watched her more closely-protected her from herself.

Jackson leaned his elbow on the piano and watched her, fully amused.

Jackson mingled some, but mostly watched her.

He watched her sleep, wishing to know her dreams; wondering if he would ever see her face this serene again.

Sarah watched him climb the stairs while tears ran down her face.

Elizabeth watched in horror as his lower lip blistered.

Jackson watched the two women for a moment, still dumbstruck.

He watched for a few minutes, then undressed and joined her.

He watched for a while then said, "If I come in there, you promise not to rip me apart?"

Elisabeth walked him to his car as Miriam watched from the window.

After Elisabeth fell asleep, he watched her for a long while before nodding off.

They watched in silence, and when it was over, she turned to him whispering, "I'm not a monster."

Katie tossed her coat at the rack and watched anxiously as the pole danced around the concrete floor before settling down.

Her last thought as she watched him open the door for Katie was that he'd make a good pinup.

Alex watched him suspiciously when he lifted his hands in submission, but Josh moved around him and left the house.

She watched Alex with newfound respect.

The chickens fought for position in the tiny coop door as they watched her pour a bucket of water into the tire.

She watched from the porch as he strode to his car.

She watched his tail lights disappear down the road and wondered if she would ever see him again.

She stepped back and watched as he excitedly hauled the little mud cat to the shore and released it.

She watched as he meticulously saddled Ed and tightened the cinch.

He watched her suspiciously.

His gaze softened and he watched her reflectively.

The wild dog ran a few steps toward the trees and then stopped, his head low as he watched her.

Together they watched as Alex put the horse down the hill, his body moving gracefully with the motion of the horse.

Something about the way she smiled up at him, as though no one else existed... and the way she watched him when she thought he wasn't aware she was looking.

She watched him as he walked with confident, quick strides to the awaiting shuttle.

Brady watched the feds, irritated at the pockets of elite unaffected by the squalid conditions the non-elite were forced to live in.

Lana watched him, at a loss at what to think of his reaction.

She watched General Greene stride towards the command hub.

Brady watched Angel carefully place the keypad into a wall with several others, then secure them behind a thick shield of titanium glass.

Instead, he watched red creep up Dan's face.

Brady watched her, doubtful the sort of mayhem that occurred on the compound was as dangerous as that they'd encountered on their trip up the mountain.

Lana grew uneasy and watched the sky flare with rocket and laser fire from the battle at the Peak.

She watched them go, startled to witness the men in Western uniforms that Elise had claimed to see.

She released the breath she'd been holding and watched him, afraid he'd come back for something else.

She watched him for a moment then crossed to the nearest cabinet.

Brady watched her face pale.

He watched her face, sensing she was hiding a great deal.

Brady watched him, wishing they were closer to one of their secure facilities so he could make a call to Tim.

Thoughts and emotions scattered, Lana watched him secure the vault in the safe and then leave.

She watched him to see if she could see where he kept the key fob she needed to enter the safe.

He watched Lana from the corner of his eye, returning to his weapons, this time with his back to the wall and not towards her.

She watched dark shapes mill and drop as the smoke cleared until they wised up and took refuge in the forest.

She watched him disappear into the dark forest, her body thrumming with desire.

Lana watched him leave and rubbed her face, exhausted.

She watched him enter a code and a countdown begin, and guessed he was destroying the comms center.

Brady unstrapped himself, and she watched uneasily as he inched closer to the center of the cabin, his hands—and concentration—on the ceiling.

Lana watched then took it when Mrs. Watson held it out to her.

She chewed her lip as she watched the micro map multiple routes, gauging how much food and water she'd have to carry to survive.

She placed it on the ground and watched Jack wolf down the rest.

Brady watched the helo lift off then turned to the abandoned city.

Lana watched the toddlers greet Jack excitedly.

Lana watched, feeling more alone than she thought possible.

She stepped from the final building and watched men and women carry cauldrons towards the bonfire area.

Lana watched them speak briefly before the two in uniform started down another tunnel.

Jim closed the door, and Lana watched the submarine sink quietly into the surrounding water and disappear.

She'd watched the laser missiles fall around her micro for almost an hour.

Shaking with fear for Brady, she watched them cut through the skin grafts and transfuse blood then jump his heart.

Lana watched him approach, the same uncertainty on her features.

Rhyn glanced back to see both Kris and his mate frowning as they watched him.

Katie watched him stand with effort.

She watched him pace, his long, muscular legs drawing her eyes.  A familiar ache filled her, one that made her want to launch herself into his arms and never leave the dream world.

She grimaced and took them.  Gabriel peeled off his heavy jacket as she chewed and watched him.  His hands absently traveled over all the places on his body where weapons were hidden and he pulled free a dagger with a jagged edge.

He watched Kiki set the briefcase down and open it.

The specter pointed back towards the lake.  Katie slowed and watched Gabriel continue onward.  She'd liked Andre above any of the Council members, but his insistence that she go in the direction opposite of which she was headed puzzled her.

Gabe cast an irritated look over his shoulder but looked where she indicated.  He lowered the sword he was using to hack through the brush and started in that direction.  Katie watched as the forest cleared a path for him, the way it had before.

Kris watched him for any telltale signs he was a demon.  So far, every move was very Kiki.

She hesitated then kissed him on the cheek and turned to go.  Kris watched her, unable to shake the uncanny sense it was the last time he'd see her.

Rhyn watched his only friend trot into the jungle.  He resumed pacing, surprised when Gabe reappeared quickly.

As Toby watched, Ully stuck his hand out of the cell and placed it on the wall.

Ully cursed as he moved to seek cover from the downpour.  Safe beneath his jungle roof, Toby watched him.  The brave, cheerful Ully that sat with him in Hell seemed lost in the underworld, and Toby began to suspect there was another reason their jailer, Jared, had freed them.

The Ully-demon launched towards him.  The tree snatched Toby and lifted him to safety, and Toby dangled far enough over Ully's head that the demon couldn't reach him.  As he watched, the Ully-demon transformed into its natural form, a creature of wings, talons, and teeth longer than Toby's fingers.

Deidre paused beside the bubbling nest of beetles the size of her hand.  Katie watched as she picked up one, peered at it and then flung it.  Deidre giggled.

Kiki gave him a fiery look but moved to the nearest tree.  Kris watched him scale the large tree and disappear beyond the canopy of leaves.

Kris watched him stalk away, unable to shake a sense of guilt.  If he'd gone after Kiki, he wouldn't have put his half-brother at even greater risk.  His judgment had failed him.

Death commanded.  His body obeyed her, and he found himself struggling against himself not to turn around.  Death won the fight for his body, and he watched.

Rhyn stared at the scenes playing out in Death's outstretched hands.  His heart grew heavy as he watched demons kill humans by the hundreds.  The promise he'd made to keep Katie happy made him feel sick, and duty would never fill the hollow part of him that would remain during a lifetime without his mate.

The super-demon bowed his head and left.  Darkyn watched him go then looked again at the hourglass.  He hadn't expected Death to quit, but she was about to give him a new window of opportunity, one that might be more powerful.  He might soon take over the underworld and its army of souls.

When I was done unpacking, I went to the family room and watched some TV.

When we got back home, I plopped myself down in front of the TV and watched it for the rest of the day.

He began hum­ming the school song as he watched the play.

I watched your game on Thursday.

He watched it for a few minutes and then turned quickly to the right.

Dumping it in his food bowl, she watched a moment as he wolfed it down.

She watched as his truck left the yard.

Alex must have had the same thought as he watched it anxiously.

Carmen watched from the porch as they unloaded them, one at a time.

Leaning back in his chair, he watched her, his expression sober.

Alex watched him leave and then turned to Carmen.

One of the girls who watched the babies in the nursery was ill that morning, so Carmen volunteered to help.

At the door she stopped and watched his truck go down the road – watched the tail lights get bright as he stopped on the main road, and then watched them fade down the highway.

As she watched him climb into his truck, she decided that she could tell him in the morning.

Again she watched his truck fade away into the darkness.

As she watched his back, it occurred to her that he definitely was not slight of build – maybe a little thin.

He watched her for a few more minutes.

Gray eyes watched her from the only face not smiling.

He leaned back in his chair and watched her, his eyes twinkling with humor.

He leaned against the counter and watched her work.

Leaning to the side, she gazed up at his profile as he watched the fading horizon.

She watched him for a few more minutes.

She sat down, leaning her back against the tree, and watched shadows from puffy clouds drift across the surface.

Alex watched her for a moment, his gaze searching her face.

Alex watched her, smiling as she looked around the barn.

She sat down on the window seat and watched as the men walked up the hill with rifles.

She sat opposite him and watched as he drew two different tracks.

He watched her all the while, and when she leaned forward to place his plate in front of him, his sultry gaze lifted to hers.

Warmth crawled up her neck as she put his sandwich on the table and watched him wash his hands in the kitchen sink.

Carmen watched the babies while Katie got some much needed rest.

He watched her silently for a few moments.

Alex had watched in silence as she struggled with the issue of wanting a baby.

She watched as he saddled Ed again and shoved the rifle down into the boot.

Carmen Barnett curled up on the window seat and watched from the bay window as the sun cast its first rays on the farmstead below.

She watched as he crossed the room to the door, his broad shoulders swaying gracefully with each step.

She watched from the bay window as he left a trail of dust to the main road.

As she watched, the fox lunged for the rabbit.

Mesmerized by its movement, she watched as it disappeared into the clouds.

She fed Princes and watched the foal nurse.

She had a feeling of being watched and glanced up to find Alex lounging on the window seat, watching her reflectively.

She watched as he harnessed Ed.

He was trying to put the pieces together now — a job that would be difficult enough if she merely stood back and watched.

He watched her intently.

Alex watched her reflectively for a few moments and then his eyes registered comprehension.

Carmen watched in amazement as Josh backed away from Alex.

Carmen watched him, knowing there was more.

Alex watched her work.

Carmen watched him in tense silence.

He'd watched Damian's birth here, grown up here, met Claire here.

Immobilized, fear rose within her as she watched the Black God lift Darian's bloody form from the ground.

Unable to move, barely able to breathe, she watched the sun climb into the sky.

Jenn watched him until he was gone then glanced at a vamp lurking in the shadows.

Darian watched his little brother, at once proud of the White God that Damian had grown into and crushed by the sense of his own failure.

Darian watched her, startled by her abruptness.

She watched vamps go in and out of the fortress.

She'd watched him go from a near-comatose state, through his teenager stage that nearly drove them all mad, to the gym-obsessed warrior trying to understand his place in the world.

She watched him, unable to identify why she felt the loss of more than his warmth.

The wounds healed as she watched, his magic caressing her from the inside in a way that—she was embarrassed to admit—was arousing.

The small smile was on his face again as he watched her.

I've watched you turn into you.

I've watched Jonny turn into the Black God.

Darian hung back and watched, arms crossed.

Darian watched them leave, not surprised Jonny didn't approach.

Darian watched him, gauging the emotions crossing his features.

Seeing her name there surprised him, but it seemed only natural a woman he'd watched and admired from a distance so long would be his mate.

I've watched him work you like a puppet.

Did you see the memory where I watched you kill your first, and I still thought maybe there was some part of you that could be salvaged?

She fell quiet for a moment, and Darian watched the disjointed images in her mind as she recalled the memories.

Darian watched her then finished his cheeseburger slowly, listening to her thoughts.

Darian closed his eyes and watched the discordant memories flickering through her mind, not wanting her to suffer alone.

Jenn watched Sofi lower herself to a boulder.

Bianca watched Sofi being rolled away, unable to stop the tears that rose the moment Sofi was out of sight.

The Vamp watched, interest on his features as the two women fought.

Darian watched for a moment longer.

She watched them until she couldn't bear to anymore.

She watched him, wondering when he had aged so much.

She recalled the strong, thick man who watched over her as she grew.

Unsettled at her unusual weakness, she watched Sami's squat form fold with difficulty as he crouched beside her.

She hid the dagger in a pocket and watched.

She watched as the twisted battle began and progressed, unable to turn away despite her horror.

He watched the massive white cliffs grow closer, awed by their size.

He watched, startled at the developments.

Taran watched him drop, growing even angrier.