Sentence examples for a glare from from inspiring English sources
He's given it straight to Daisy on the opposing team, drawing quite a glare from his captain, Lord Grantham.
If it infuriates department stores or brings in customers who might have earned a glare from haughty clerks, who cares, as long as people are buying at full price?
On one occasion, Major recounts, "Bob Boscawen... was met with a glare" from Margaret Thatcher while the Whips were telling her home truths about backbenchers' views on spending in the 1980s.
"Nick is a different type of dude," said cornerback Aaron Glenn, whose locker is next to Ferguson's and who caught a glare from Ferguson when Ferguson was told that Glenn let his nickname out.
Instead, images snapped with your smartphone camera tend to have a glare from the overhead light streaked across the image; they often are not properly aligned; and, if not cropped, may even show the table or surface they're resting on as part of the digital copy.
My laughter was cut short by a glare from my mother that could have taken the head off of a chicken.
"Despite their numerical advantage, I can't help feeling a mob consisting of a Miles, a Matty and a Jez would be reduced to a whimpering wreck by a single glare from Uncle Toni.
Of course, I suffered a near heart attack and a deserved glare from Sarah and, to this day, the image of Catie falling still haunts me.
– He will shout "GET IN" after said success, receiving a stern glare from old Claude, and a warning from the Lord of Sugar "not to get ahead of himself".
That line, at least, gets a tremendous payoff, when Draco is turned to stone by a single glare from Medusa.
Upon their arrival, they were disturbed by a bright glare from the spotlight illuminating the Fed building's flag at night.
