Sentence examples for menacing glare from inspiring English sources

Roll not your eyes in disgust and cast not a menacing glare at your potential seatmate.

But each knew of the unlimited possibilities presented when Johnson pitched, the three-quarters, slingshot delivery, the menacing glare, the mustache.

One year later, with every alley-oop dunk in these playoffs, every clutch 18-foot jumper, every turnover forced and every menacing glare, Martin has laid bare the competitor within.

The tortured appearance is a result of the high personal standards he sets for himself – a bar he does not lower gently for team-mates – but behind the menacing glare lies an emotionally vulnerable player with a not-unrelated past of underwhelming displays at vital junctures.

Every now and then, a guard would send a menacing glare towards the Pakistan border as if to intimidate his rivals.

Joaquim Silva has a scary look, a menacing glare that suggests he means business.

Menacing face met menacing face.

"He glared at me with a menacing look when we shook hands.

On the basketball court, Martin cuts a menacing figure with his four tattoos, fierce glares, slam dunks, rejected shots and swift sprints.

Road rage is common, with drivers taking their attention off the road to glare at their opponent and issue him (more rarely her) with a menacing five-finger salute known as a waka.

Part of the pleasure of watching Griffin is the way he looks at the rim at more or less eye level for a second or two with that impassive glare of his — repurposed for comic effect in his television ads but, at its root, deeply menacing, a boxer's glare — and then, as though from out of nowhere, he brings down his arm from behind his body, the ball in hand, in a massive hammer blow.