Sentence examples for sly glance from inspiring English sources
Huston gave Colonel Davidson a sly glance and winked.
With a sly glance at Manning, Smith added, "Sometimes he has Plaxico syndrome, but..."...
No sly glance across a crowded room, no awkward conversation steered round to that coy invitation for a first date.
They can no longer resort to the sly glance, the murmured remark that reveals the underestimated intelligence of the wife, the mother, the daughter.
When the comedian Stephen Colbert took to the dais on Thursday for his keynote speech at the Al Smith white-tie charity dinner, the annual gathering of New York's Roman Catholic elite, he immediately flashed a sly glance at Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, sitting a few seats away.
How did he see what Prospero in The Tempest – no doubt with a sly glance around Shakespeare's theatre – calls "the great globe itself"?
When it came to Putin, his remarks were sly, glancing.
Even as a teenager, she showed a sensibility of her own: winsome, sly, glancing northward.
My children stood riveted, casting sly glances at the soldiers until one broke the ice with a broad grin.
She delves into jazz, gospel, Celtic music, waltzes, blues and breezy pop; she mourns and argues and casts sly glances, still conjuring mysterious knowledge and wide-eyed wonder.
Connie likes to remind him that she's a grownup woman and he's only a boy; she exchanges sly glances with Ellen and claims that there are things he doesn't understand.
