Sentence examples for hostile look from inspiring English sources

"Bought?" She cast him a hostile look.

Let him off leash, he shot me hostile look, took dump extremely close to porch.

If you need extra evidence that this hippie-town mainstay is venturing into territory that once might have been seen as hostile, look no further than Shula Burger, a chain scheduled to open this summer in Florida.

Next month, as Hillary Rodham Clinton settles in as secretary of state, the court will have a look at "Hillary: The Movie," a scathingly hostile look at Mrs. Clinton in the tradition of Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11".

Unnerved when a jeepney driver gives him a hostile look, Changez puzzles over its significance until he glances at one of his colleagues and feels his own hostility toward the other man's "oblivious immersion" in his work.

I called out a greeting and had begun, in a circuitous way, to ask about her health, the weather, and the quality of her goat, when at some point she winced with pain and put her hand to her back, slowly straightening up to shoot me what I can only call a hostile look.

Since he did not talk to himself when he listened to music, Ms. Stanton-Paule coached him to avoid drawing hostile looks by turning on his iPod.

Expect blank stares or hostile looks when asking this question, but about 25percentt of all public school English and history teachers and 30percentt of mathematics and science teachers neither majored nor minored in their subjects.

The Guardian was unconvinced ("the problem with these particular characters is that the new thing is never going to be as good as the thing they came from"), and the Mail hostile ("looked like a game of charades for a gaggle of famous thesps let loose with the dressing-up box").

As Asif and I made our way to the beach, there were openly hostile looks and one man made a cut-throat gesture towards us.

They gave me the most hostile looks while I was up there".