Sentence examples for flashed a look from inspiring English sources
Sicotte flashed a look of amused surprise.
He flashed a look of alarm, and then smiled.
Dr. Dean's face reddened, and he flashed a look in Mr. Gephardt's direction.
"I've got my race bibles close at hand," he said, and removed three binders from a shelf while Jen flashed a look of weary recognition.
So after she stayed on her feet in the free skate, she pumped her arms a few times and flashed a look of amazement.
She flashed a look around, her blond hair catching light from somewhere, her face tired and marked with shadowy lines from too sound sleep and the fatigue of travel.
"I don't think anyone would ever say to the State of New York, 'We want a $5 billion economic development grant,' " Mr. Cuomo told reporters last week, flashing a look of incredulity.
He stops, flashes a look into camera and smiles: "Because that'll be banter".
Nina flashed a dubious look when she saw them.
On Wednesday morning, Chalene stood nearby, and when a visitor asked why tidy wiring was important, she flashed a quizzical look.
"It has always meant puzzled and confused, but we have evidence that in America some people use it to mean the opposite, as in 'sort of shaken but not stirred,' like 'He was doing his best to appear nonplussed.' " Mr. Stevenson flashed a conspiratorial look.
