Sentence examples for odd glare from inspiring English sources
There may be the odd glare in downtown Enterprise, but they can't be sure they're not seeing them because they're looking for them.
"It tends to be odd little cliques glaring across the room.
A programme to develop a faster, better, cheaper replacement for the space shuttle is also under way.The glaring odd man out is the space station, which has steadily got later, worse, more expensive and more pointless.
Odd then that the glaring omission so far from the "why Labour lost" debate isn't geography or ideology but simple demography.
"Look, he's on the wrong fairway!" shouts another, and dozens of heads turn toward the odd sight of Tiger Woods glaring down from the middle of the first fairway when he's supposed to be playing the ninth hole.
However their Japan offices, though not required to follow the British decision, approved the Olympus group accounts without knowing the answer to this rather glaring conundrum.Olympus's odd transactions were first reported this summer by a small investigative magazine called Facta, but ignored by the mainstream Japanese press.
One year ago, with a target of that size, at once confidence-inducing and treacherous, to chase in the final innings, this is precisely the kind of Test that Australia would have lost, nurdling along to a strong-seeming 0 for 70-odd before collapsing in the glare of impending victory.
