Lucy sat aghast; then inquired in tender anxiety what was the matter.

Mr. Prohack sat aghast; but admiration was not absent from his sentiments.

He poured them into his telegrams, and Sir Evelyn Baring sat aghast.

For some moments he sat aghast, motionless, powerless even to think.

I sat aghast, the cold perspiration oozing from every pore.

He sat aghast at the difficulty and the danger.

Mrs. Rutter, who had seen his in-rush, sat aghast.

Sir Robert sat aghast at this startling confession.

Mr. Surtees sat aghast, with his mouth open, and knew not how to say a word.

The boys, who had been stretched out in comfortable positions, drew themselves bolt upright, and sat aghast.

At the bad taste of what they thought an example of English stupidity every one sat aghast.

But the other sat aghast and speechless.

He sat aghast at his narrow escape.

We sat aghast at this revelation.

But his sister sat aghast.

The General sat aghast.