Sentence examples for the cold glare from inspiring English sources
"But after that, where do you go?" He proceeded to demonstrate the cold glare and contemptuous brushoff he uses on errant cooks.
Until then, I'm happy to watch the little basal rosettes, which I used to squash with my shoe as a child, growing under the cold glare of the kitchen window.
A pleasant woman at the Continental President's Club gave me a voucher for a hotel and a meal, and I felt like a vagrant as night pressed on through the cold glare of George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
It will be the cold, harsh glare by which we'll be able to see, for better or worse, who we really are.
If somebody replies rudely, and it doesn't fit the your Slytherin Style, you can just raise your brows and walk off or use a cold glare and talk over them with your friends.
In my neighborhood a lot of guys sag their pants, wear hoodies and walk with a distinct swagger and cold glares.
Snow at the window twirled; and deep, crisp, even, covered the fields where a fox and a vixen curled in a den as the Moon scowled at the cold, bold, gold glare of an Owl.
The cold blue tech glare eagerly permeates everything with loneliness, whether you're by yourself or surrounded by people.
His fox-fur coat keeps him toasty when he's seeking warmth in the vicinity of my icy-cold glare.
At that, she couldn't repress a stone-cold glare.
