Sentence examples for their glare from inspiring English sources

Even when they leave us squinting in their glare.

They stopped eating and fixed their glare on me.

I feel eyes fix on me, and retreat from their glare.

The teeth bared the most were those of Mrs Thatcher (Patricia Hodge) and their glare was matched only by her halo, which writer Ian Curteis polished with every passing line.

Some of them lowered their head and started to eat again, but some still fixed their glare on me so persistently that it seemed that my family and I, and also my son, stole something from him (and Britain).

If moviemaking were like tinkering with a chemistry set, blending together script, direction, performance and design in a celluloid test-tube, these would be the compounds that begin to degrade before your eyes, producing foul, noxious fumes, burning your retinas with their glare and dissolving your work bench.

For all their glaring superiority, three of Belgium's goals arrived after Scottish mistakes when in possession.

What made the scene nearly surreal was the forest of TV cameras and their glaring lights, and a large crowd of onlookers.

The underlying structures of the models that we use for speech recognition have not changed in the last 2-3 decades despite their glaring deficiencies and repeated attempts to replace them.

Yet their presence in sport, as participants or as spectators, is relatively trivial (hence their glaring omission from this survey so far).Some will speculate that the aggressive competition of sports is alien to women.

I noticed that some of the violinists were looking down to the seats in the front rows, trying to find the source of the noise and, by their glares, silence it.