Sentence examples for gave a glare from inspiring English sources
A stone's throw from Interchange 1, at a tavern in Deepwater called the Turnpike Inn, the bartender merely gave a glare and a gravelly laugh when asked about New Jersey's newest pride and joy.
It gave a red glare while in the air.
Mr. Obama marched to the well of the Senate and gave a hard glare to the Republican side.
Mr. Obama marched to the well of the Senate to cast his vote and gave a hard glare over to the Republican side, looking for his target.
And she's like, "I want counts!" I'm like, "Just learn the words!" It's one of those moments where she got all stressed, and then I said, "Just go from the words" and she really gave me a glare, but then she understood immediately and was like, "OK".
"Just keep laughing, just keep laughing, yes!" Behind her, a man impatiently waits to pay for several items and gives her a glare.
With the Host of the Resurrection in his mouth, my first love gives me a glare of anguished passion that suddenly ignites the million invisible names.
Two paraboloid antennas stood on opposite sides of the oval, the peeling paint on their stems still bright enough to give off a glare.
Another possibility is that from the air, ice sheets appear dark and are difficult to distinguish from the ground, whereas snow gives off a glare, says geographer Graham Cogley at the Trent University in Canada.
Not that books give you a glare.
