Sentence examples for scowled from inspiring English sources

Cormack and the prime minister stood back to back while they schmoozed and scowled, looking like those cornered Cavaliers who were killed with a single bullet during the civil war.Charlie couldn't hear the conversation but he recognised its rhythm and could see the prime minister's lips move.

He scowled at the carpet.

Then, when Newsnight guest Tory MP Rob Wilson complained about a failing microphone, Mair scowled: "Oh great, now even the sound isn't working…the journalism isn't working…" With the BBC2 flagship show's future handing by a thread, Mair concluded his guest appearance as presenter with the words: "That's all we have for tonight, Newsnight will be back on Monday.

She scowled at me as she placed the glasses in the dishwasher.

He had already been free for several years, but I went to his old barracks, his old punishment cell, and met his commandant, Lieutenant Colonel Nikolai Osin, a thick sausage of a man who scowled vermillion when I mentioned Sharansky's name.

Interviewed afterward, Mourinho growled and scowled, blamed the Newcastle ball boys for costing him the game by wasting time in the final nerve-racking minutes, and declared that "the better team lost".

He scowled up and down the red brick street.

Finally, after one interruption too many, Wall scowled at the guy, then turned to us: "While he's playing, I'm decaying".

As we continued to laugh, his surprise gave way to an air of annoyance and indignation, and he scowled fiercely round upon us all (except upon the two young men who, being behind him, he could not see).

She scowled at the vomit stain on my shoulder.

I scowled at my tins and bellowed "Chuckles!" when I butchered a putaway.