I think it's frost-smoke,' I said and the men were silent, staring westward.

I climbed up beside him and the pair of us stared westward through screwed-up eyes.

He grabbed the glasses, stared westward and said in a low voice, 'Jec-sus!'

On Thursday night, he stared westward down a Manhattan street at a sliver of pink sunset fading to darkness.

I sat my bay stud and stared westward, watching the sun go down, and knew contentment in the company I kept.

The crew stared westward, their eyes and minds locked onto the approaching terror.

He looked down; the driver was staring westward, too, hands white-knuckled on the wheel of the car.

He straightened up from his glass and stared westward.

Aviendha gave herself a shake and stopped staring westward.

John went to one of the two windows opposite the door and stared westward at the darkening sky.