Sentence examples for threatening glare from inspiring English sources
From dawn to dusk and dusk to dawn, Mr. Davis was on the telephone at his headquarters in the Custom House - an edifice covered in balloons to make it look like a birthday cake - and running from street corner to street corner, cajoling, smiling or mustering his most threatening glare.
"As the Strauss-Gayle clash seems the most interesting factor this morning it's maybe telling to note that in the photo of the toss the most threatening glare is clearly that of the stray urchin in the cap," says Rob Young, one of many hundreds of you fascinated by the errant youth.
The show finished as soon as it had started and we all left the museum – the models riding high on pure, fashion-enhanced adrenaline, me trying to avoid the half-threatening glares of security guards and young mothers who seemed keen to get uppity about people having a good time. .
The model appears defiant, punching the air, glaring at the lens and delivering what is now known as "attitude", but back then would have appeared threatening, radical.
Some are threatening suicide.
