Sentence examples for blue glare from inspiring English sources
He clutched Blankie, and fixed me with his father's icy blue glare.
C.F.L.'s, though, have their own drawbacks: their coil-shaped "bulbs" emit what some consider to be a cold, blue glare, and they contain small amounts of mercury, a toxin.
Some ink has been spilled arguing about whether we ought to care or not — though the idea of attaching the words "ought" and "care" to watching sports will strike many people, including would-be sleepers shielding their eyes from the blue glare of an insufficiently pivoted television at 3 A.M., as ridiculous.
Some ink has been spilled arguing about whether we ought to care or not though the idea of attaching the words "ought" and "care" to watching sports will strike many people, including would-be sleepers shielding their eyes from the blue glare of an insufficiently pivoted television at 3 A.M., as ridiculous.
As the welder sizzled and spat, a blue glare reflected off Wessels' helmet, and the air in the shop grew thick with the sour pong of burning metal.
Plants and animals also use light to regulate their body clock and when they can't escape our persistent blue glare their feeding behaviours, reproduction and pollination get messed up too.
"Well," Slipper said pinioning Brennan with the piercing, ice-blue glare that had helped many a scoundrel to sharpen the recollections of his misconduct, "I have travelled a very long way, having left home at very short notice.
The cold blue tech glare eagerly permeates everything with loneliness, whether you're by yourself or surrounded by people.
Ben Stiller's Derek Zoolander, 15 years later, is forever pursing his lips, striking poses and practicing his telekinetic blue-steel glare.
Young, burly party guards with close-cropped hair and conservative blue blazers glared menacingly at correspondents, carefully checking press identification badges.
The lighting wizard Paule Constable irradiates everything with a blue-tinged glare: there are no hiding places; the isolated hero/ heroine is often trapped in a bright spotlight.
