Sentence examples for glare to make from inspiring English sources

However, Pujols said he would take Trout aside and advise him about the postseason glare to make sure nothing interferes with the younger player's preparation.

The discrepancy between what comes out of her mouth and what is visible on the screen isn't the worst problem with Theresa Connelly's muddled film "Polish Wedding," but it is glaring enough to make you question everything else about this aggressively sentimental, nearly laugh-free comedy.

Standing in the welcome shade of Koons' Puppy, and shielding your eyes from the glare, you first try to make sense of all this glowing geometry in traditional architectural terms.

When singing the power notes "Glare" and "Air", it is important to open your mouth as wide as you can to make pronounce "Glare" as "Glehhh", not "Glair".. and "Air" as "Ehhh" not "Air".

(Is the red a swatch of fabric, too? Probably. In the glare, the shape is hard to make out).

But he lifted a looping liner to right, and while Oakland right fielder Adam Piatt battled the glare of the setting sun to make the catch, O'Neill barely moved up the first-base line, rigid with frustration.

Such glaring omissions are surprisingly easy to make.

The way he glared at me was beginning to make me angry.

Clenched and glaring, Katharine does her best to make her worst nightmare become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

"You son of a bitch!" I sat down at my desk, and while he glared at me, I began to make the necessary alterations in the duty roster.

If there are glaring variances, you might need to make adjustments on your discretionary expenses.