Sentence examples for a glare in the from inspiring English sources

Woosnam shot a glare in the direction of the garrulous fan but said nothing.

Plus, many consumers still find it hard to read at length on the glossy screen, which creates a glare in the sunlight that makes it difficult for people who like to tote their books to the beach or the park, says Jeff Haynes, editor of TechBargains.com.

And, finally, it can create a glare in photos.

Click here to buy it for £7.99 There is a low glare in the sky sweeps to a rainy night.

After a somewhat ponderous start, during which we have a little too much time to marinate in the stagy, countrified dialect O'Neill employs, the temperature rockets upward when Abbie and Eben meet and exchange a long glare in the farmhouse kitchen.

With a drinking water crisis playing out amid an international glare in the Michigan town of Flint, residents in Sebring fear they could be the next citizens to fall foul of crumbling infrastructure and inadequate maintenance.

In addition to correcting what its members see as a glaring inequity in the tax code, the coalition hopes to generate revenue that could be spent on public investments in areas like schools and economic development.

"This is a glaring deficiency in the caucus on the other side — no women," he said.

Even if there is a glaring implausibility in the resolution of the court case, John Crowley's production rightly presents it as a play about people living on the edge of desperation.

Nearly a decade ago the Board released the first of its kind study that found a glaring gap in the number of Black and Latino physicians in the state.

The intercepted phone call at the centre of the case against a man charged with a terrorism offence after raids in NSW has a "glaring error" in the translation, his lawyers have claimed.