Sentence examples for glaring from from inspiring English sources

Players and coaches were glaring from the Denver bench.

To the east: Sylvester Stallone, glaring from a billboard for "Rambo".

But the average Seattle teriyaki spot is utilitarian, with fluorescent lights overhead and neon signs glaring from smudged storefront windows.

As you leave the drab street behind, your eyes are assaulted by super-saturated Technicolor glaring from the fiction shelf.

It offers "heavy smoking, glaring from side to side, pacing or moving about without apparent purpose" as examples of nervousness.

At the Met, the Chicago Seven face off against the Mission Council (photographed at the United States Embassy in Saigon), glaring from the opposite wall.

Blackie skittered away to glare from behind a tree.

He just glared from the stage, never saying a word.

Blank space glared from the previously bright, exciting posters of Coachella, Download and Slam Dunk too.

Rihanna glares from the cover of "Rated R," concealing one eye with a hand.

Dressed in a black period uniform, a sword at his hip, he glared from below his big hat.