Sentence examples for stop to glare from inspiring English sources
In "Applause Is Not Edible," colored plastic strips on three sides are pushed aside by eight dancers who walk in and out, stop to glare, have fleeting encounters or fall.
As we drove past, the Chinese men stopped to glare at us.
You've got to tell them not to do this ——" She stopped in midsentence to glare at Krystal Leon, a 17-year-old in a yellow headband, yellow shirt, yellow and black sneakers, glossy lipstick and giant hoop earrings.
In concert, she was quick to call out anyone she noticed talking, to stop and glare or hurl a few insults or even leave the stage.
"Stopped after one slip to glare at the grass on court three.
Now, as Morgan stood behind the left-field stands, waiting for the Mets to play the Red Sox under Florida's glare, people stopped to say hello, some in deference, others in search of baseball wisdom.
She moved a few feet ahead and crossed the road just 10-15 feet away, stopping on the other side for a moment to glare at me again before slipping back into the jungle.
Darkness to daylight, gloom to glare.
The lighting careened from darkness to glare.
She continued to glare at her aunt.
She continued to glare at both me and the dress.
