Sentence examples for Searching glance from inspiring English sources

Before the taping, Ron gave Tina a bereft, searching glance.

Reactions were mixed: laughter, hostile glares, and the occasional searching glance at the paper's cover (which was dominated, unhelpfully, by a photo from Kashmir).

Here Mr. Pickwick meets his first Virginian: "America is a fine place, sir, is it not?" inquired Mr. Pickwick, looking with a searching glance into the countenance of the gentleman of the gigantic brimmer. . . .

One great contribution that they made to the art of criticism was the idea that any object, no matter how seemingly trivial, was worth a searching glance.

Mitchell began to cast searching glances in the direction of the dog's oblivious owner.

The love feels heartfelt but it's difficult loving other people (the dog has it easy), a hardship that's evident in the happy-tearful faces, the tentative touches and searching glances that make this movie, or maybe all its yearning, so appealing.

We've moved from surfing and searching to glancing.

Her voice is knowing and almost nonchalant as she drops hints and casts sidelong glances: "Searching for a smoke and for your eyes/Where are they?" Backed by a handful of musicians including her producer, J. D. Foster, Ms. Balint puts arty twists into back-alley Americana.

I glanced up, searching for a towel, or a fire hose, I guess, and then I saw them: a young man and woman sitting in the dining room.

In my silence, I shot glances around, searching for anyone who might do us harm.

An Internet search, a glance at newspaper listings or a flick of your radio dial is all you need to see that the United States is anything but "the great blank on the world map of period performance".