Sentence examples for glaring from the from inspiring English sources

Players and coaches were glaring from the Denver bench.

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

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.

With a fierce velocipedestrienne glaring from the cover of her new collection, Step Aside, Pops, that feminist thread has become more overt, and the book is packed with comics about the fabulous and forgotten women of history.

The scene was backlighted by 100 high-powered lights glaring from the top of a 70-foot-tall, hundred-yard-square acropolis of broken stone carved into our hillside.

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.

And a gargoyle still glares from the roof, taunting pedestrians below by sticking out its tongue — this was an elementary school, after all.

The owner and pit master, Josh Bowen, helped smoke central Texas barbecue at Hill Country before returning to his roots at John Brown, named after the abolitionist who fought slavery in Kansas, and who glares from the takeout menus.

There is also glare from the sun that causes vision problems throughout the day.