Sentence examples for death glare from inspiring English sources

(I may have been haunted by Elizabeth Taylor's death glare; I certainly never forgot her hideous hat).

Heckling is rarer at concerts nowadays, but it's a brave fan who risks provoking the Young death glare.

At our final rehearsal, my sigh of "Oh, we're not doing that, are we?" for Bad Company's Feel Like Making Love was met with a death glare.

She shot me a death glare and fanned theatrically at the cigarette smoke coming from the woman on the other side of her.

I'm reminded of Simon Hattenstone's interview with Lou Reed for the Guardian a decade ago, where Simon – under the Lou death glare – finally cracked: "Why are you so aggressive to me?

A "death glare" was the jovial, but decidedly non-comittal response.

If they were shooting death glares at teammates who had performed poorly?

I can only assume the poor staff having to write the amendment language are hopefully throwing death glares at Vitter.

Death glares convey the same message.

Criminals like Mr. Duncan, who has been sentenced to death, are glaring examples of why the law must succeed, he said.

But the first person I approached, a literary agent in spiky high heels, neutralized me with a death-ray glare, responded to my ice-breaking questions by announcing that she had "no interest whatsoever in giving you a lecture on the history of British publishing" and then huffed off into the night.