As a coach, I've found that keeping up a constant chatter as your feet patter helps you gauge your companions' breathing (as a rule of thumb, a curt one-word answer, often accompanied by a death stare, signals a certain level of discomfort).
This emperor of birds is anchored on a rock, its royal plumes and fearless stare signaling preeminence.
But it dropped between Wainwright and catcher Yadier Molina, who looked blankly at each other, their stares signaling, "Who, me?" It was a communication gaffe antithetical to the crisp and clean 97-win team that had stormed through the postseason with attention on its Cardinal Way — how the franchise discarded marquee players like Albert Pujols and built confidently from within.
Ms. Samutsevich seemed dazed and stared off into space as her father, sitting in the courtroom, signaled to her to listen to the judge.
Tony Abbott signalled he was determined to stare down demands for added "safeguards" that the opposition said were needed to protect Australian jobs.
There's a pause, and Miguel stares into the carpet, signalling that it's time to change the topic.
There are places in Cambodia where soldiers in night defen sive positions stare out and frustratedly watch enemy troops signal each other with flash lights.
No more will the user stare at the obnoxious little wristwatch icon that signals a long wait.
At top left, a fixed stare signals concentration; at top right, a furrowed brow signals confusion; at bottom right, a raised brow signals enjoyment; and at bottom left, a wrinkled nose bridge may signal disgust.
Dark clouds signalling the coming monsoon rains gather ominously above her as she stares out across the river.
They may yell at me to leave or even give me the fierce stare that signals to "gtfo".
