Sentence examples for dead glare from inspiring English sources

Yeah, that's your president, whose dead glare definitely doesn't scare the shit out of me.

"And the Rockets Dead Glare" was written by Jorge Zamacona based on a story by executive producer Tom Fontana, and was directed by Peter Markle.

"And the Rockets Dead Glare" is the seventh episode of the first season of the American police drama television series Homicide: Life on the Street.

The defense attorney in the real-life trial lost the case for himself with a procedural misstep similar to the one portrayed in "And the Rockets Dead Glare".

Nevertheless, it was seen by 7.08 million household viewers, which was considered relatively low, although it was an improvement over the previous episode "And the Rockets' Dead Glare".

In response, NBC announced to fans that a decision about whether Homicide would be renewed or canceled would depend on how the last four episodes of the season fared in the ratings, including "And the Rockets' Dead Glare".

Atkins maintains a downward turn to her mouth, a dead-eyed glare, and a vain but trashy posture — her Mrs. Rooney can talk a blue streak while saying blue things.

Deacon concluded: "While Mr Thompson spoke, Lord Patten stared witheringly at the ceiling, or glared dead ahead like an abruptly woken hippopotamus.

Your point about the glaring interracial spotlight is dead on, but it's part of the same system, albeit more historically freighted.

At harvest, when picking frequently begins in the dead of night under glaring lights, Mr. Bazán's goal was to accrue enough hours to save $2,000.

Dead rubbers, perhaps, but they also exposed glaring deficiencies.