Sentence examples for glaring over from inspiring English sources
"I came a long way," huffed the indignant salesman, glaring over his shoulder on his way out.
"Something's telling me I may or may not have a fake friend," Ariana, another waitress, seethes, glaring over at Scheana.
Another mistake, which may have become more glaring over the years, was your early decision not to hold on to power for too long.
This is true despite the excellent performance of Hamm, who remains the most watchable man on earth, even when he's doing nothing but glaring over a tumbler of Scotch.
In itself that represented little surprise: buck-passing and poor leadership, if not a lack of it altogether, has been glaring over a summer in which Rangers' demise triggered schisms and machinations.
Stop glaring over our fences and come into our backyard.
A good touch is to glare over near them and frown.
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.
For instance, a yellow-and-blue billboard promoting a local personal-injury lawyer glares over a wall separating Ando's meticulously crafted landscape from the street.
