star-gazers
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We're not star-gazers by habit, but it just seemed to happen - we ate dinner a bit late, I had promised to make s'mores, and there we were, still in our shorts and flip-flops as the skies darkened and the show began.
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- In tolerably wide opposition of habits to these tarpaulin men follow the less dashing and showy race sometimes called âstar-gazers,â sometimes âdictionary-men,â who are also occasionally taunted or dignified by their messmates with the title of âphilosophers.â — The Lieutenant and Commander
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We're not star-gazers by habit, but it just seemed to happen - we ate dinner a bit late, I had promised to make s'mores, and there we were, still in our shorts and flip-flops as the skies darkened and the show began.
— Aspen Times - Top Stories -
A crowd milling about outside consisted almost exclusively of well-wishers and star-gazers.
— The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed -
They are star-gazers, magi, and, from their dress and bearing, men of high rank; perhaps 'teachers of a higher wisdom' in one of the purest philosophies of the old heathen world.
— The Brownies and Other Tales -
Graig Wen - white rock in English, referring to the quartz that veins the local granite - promotes itself as "the perfect rural retreat for walkers, birdwatchers, mountain bikers, artists, photographers, and star-gazers".
— Travel news, travel guides and reviews | guardian.co.uk
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