Sentence examples for glaring right from inspiring English sources

He is glaring right through me, merrily hollering at someone else altogether.

The pitch was more high than inside, but Jose Bautista probably could not tell the difference, and he popped up off the dirt to glare at Ivan Nova, the Yankees' rookie starter who was glaring right back at him with his arms outstretched.

You all know the deal: 12 hours of celebrities waxing nostalgic over old photos while you stare at a cute classmate across the room until you zone out and forget you've been glaring right into his/her eyes for 20 minutes straight.

More than once, the screen is completely filled with the glaring eyes of Kong, and Packard, granted the same treatment, glares right back.

When Bautista glared at him, Nova glared right back.

And from behind the wheel, Chiquita Stephenson cocks an eyebrow and glares right back.

"She and another character would be having a private moment, and I would remind her that the camera was there, and she would glare right at it".

And when Kevin Youkilis took offense to getting hit with a two-out, two-strike pitch in the fifth, glaring at Santana as he walked toward first base, Santana glared right back — and struck out the next hitter, the scorching Jason Bay, to end the inning.

He proceeds to glare right at me, sensing I'm a rookie, and tosses more water on the rocks to challenge my ability to take the heat.

A glaring example right now is the Rohingya people in Myanmar, but also many people who are displaced or difficult to reach.

There will be other sensory assaults in the show, staged by the Australian director Gale Edwards in the wake of her successful touring production in Britain, from the giant crucifix made of hundreds of high-wattage light bulbs that glares right into your eyes to the oversize video image of a battered, bloody Jesus just before his death.