Sentence examples for glare over from inspiring English sources

A good touch is to glare over near them and frown.

Powerful lights cast a bright glare over the perimeters throughout the night.

Then it was gone, lost in the glare over the water.

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.

Lin, who has learned a lot about the New York media glare over the past two months, had some advice for Tebow when he talked to reporters after the Knicks' 82-79 victoverover the Philadelphia 76ers.

A hush fell over the room as the dozen or so adults at the meeting that night turned to glare over their shoulders to hear what the boy, the pastor's 13-year-old son, had to say.

In winter, it reduces glare, local over-heating and damage to furnishings caused by exposure to direct solar radiation, with only a small reduction in solar space heating.

At the streetlight, a shoeless elderly woman wearing pink pajamas glared over their heads.

Charlie McKenzie glared over the rims of his half-moon reading glasses.

When Edsel became president of Ford in 1919, Henry glared over his shoulder, countermanding any orders he didn't like.

"I came a long way," huffed the indignant salesman, glaring over his shoulder on his way out.