glare

"Whatever, Bella. " She glared out the windshield instead of looking at me. She seemed to be growing angrier rather than getting over it.

His father sort of glared at him.

Jack tossed the papers on my desk --- his eyebrows knit into a straight line as he glared at me.

She sat down on a bench and glared at her enormous cracked shoes.

They glared at me for about five seconds, then roared with laughter and took off down the road to Swofford's store.

I turned to him and glared at him for a moment and told time how to fill in it.

I know it. He glared at them all as if to say, Or else. Right. It's time. Good luck, all of you.

The strawberry Shinigami in question, let out a groan. Rukia glared at him, her back against the wall of his bedroom.

When he nearly ran us off the road, I turned around and glared at him to show my disapproval and my concern for our safety.

But her father had gone back into his study again, and the door slammed. George glared at it, looking exactly like her hot-tempered father.

He took a stumbling step back and the light of the sphere glared and then waned to a dim glow.

To my great surprise, the woman did not thank the young man; on the contrary, she glared at him coldly, which made him embarrassed.

When I was trying to cut across the lawn, an old man glared at me.

She glared at the relief as if she expected some retort, but the eyes of Gith just glared back at her, their fury a mirror of her own.

Carl glared at him like Jeff had been bitten by a zombie and might turn at any moment.

UP ON THE MOUNTAINS the midday sun glared fiercely, but down in the valley near the swift-running stream it was cool and still.

Tigress glared at the old man, returned to her room, locked the door and began to weep shrilly .

She didn't look happy but glared at him as she moved round the customers.

e. g. He glared at Bill and was ready to teach him a lesson.

I made up my mind for broken bones, at least; but she only glared about her for an instant, and then rushed from the room.

Aberforth glared at her: His lips moved as if he were chewing the words he was holding back. Then he burst into speech.

She did not look happy but glared at him as she moved round the customers.

I glared at him the best I could with half of my face puffed up and purple like a marshmallow.

She glared at me, as if I was a simpleton.

The lustrous, black eyes of the children glared with hatred as they looked at their village being reduced to ashes.

The towering Bela's brows knit ominously as she glared down at him.

He glared at hid watch, ran his hands through his hair, and said nothing.

The helplessness had faded as he spoke. I glared at him.

He glared at me and started writing another ticket for having bald tires! ! So I called him a sheep abusing, horse humping Bozo.

John glared at me when I mentioned his wife.

Brendan glared at her, hardly able to stand the sight: tan sneakers, stonewashed jeans, a green fleece sweater.

He glared at Bill, ready to teach him a lesson.

He glared at Bill- ready to te very him a lesson.

The father glared at the naughty boy and scolded him for his behaviour.

He glared at me with rage.

The sun glared out of the sky.

Far down the road the sun glared cruelly against a tin sign nailed to a barn.

Nora glared at him. 'No, I did not. '

President Roosevelt's white linen suit and white straw hat glared in the bright sun, as he sat in his open car beside the stand.

The sharp light of candles, foreign to the Underdark, glared through some of the windows of the distant houses.

Oh , my ! How the Mayor glared at that rare chair with an air of despair.

The sun glared down with merciless intensity on the poor man adrift in the lifeboat.

Ysilla glared at Tyrion and made a peculiar stabbing gesture with three of her fingers. A sign to ward off evil.

How the Mayor glared at that rare chair with an air of despair.

And in this damp aisle there were no treasure chests , but rather three mean looking men, who glared at him sadistically.

He glared at John and was annoyed by his refusal to cooperate.

Sylvia glared at me as I passed her desk to give the teacher, Mrs. Stephens (the new grade five teacher) my work.

The sun glared down on the living things on the earth.

My mum glared at him and blamed him by saying, "A good child should know to give the best to others instead of being self-centered. "

She didn't look weak, though, when she glared up at me from her cot.

Philpot's goggle eyes rolled horribly as he glared silently at the circle and the two squares .

" Obviously, when having a meal is unable to speak! " Jun glared obviously.

Willie glared at her for a moment, then he burst into laughter .

he glared at bill, ready to teach hellom a lesson.

She had short, unruly hair and wide-set eyes that glared at the camera in a closeup shot.

The sun glared out of the blue sky.

Liu Hulan glared the enemy before her death.

I glared at him, and continued slowly.

Dad glared at me, then turned away and settled back.

She glared at him. "Don't be smart. "

Hot stage lights glared down on the singer, making her feel faint.

He glared furiously at me when I contradicted him.

The insects glared at me again.

The sun glared down relentlessly.

Her green eyes glared, under the frown of her long reddish eyebrows.

Ron glared at her as she left.

'When my marriage ended in divorce last year, I was left with a thick gold ring which just sat in a box and glared at me, ' she wrote.

She didn't look happy but glared at him.

He glared defiance at me.

My dad glared at him.

I glared at the dancing water, sprayed in the air, suddenly burst into tears.

The hot sun glared down on the travelers.

He glared at John and was sore at his denial of cooperation.

He didn't shout, he just glared at me silently.

The sun glared on the sea.

The girl glared at the man who tried to make a pass at her.

A young boy knitted his brow and glared, willing himself not to cry.

"Don't take too long thinking of an answer! " glared Mr. Calthrop.

The sun glared down from the blue sky.

After hearing this her face reddened and eyes glared she almost slapped on my face.

He glared fiercely at us as he spoke.

The sun light glared on the ice.

The sun glared at them but they didn't feel anything.

I glared. I hadn't come here to be mocked. "It's complicated down there! "

"What are your people? Why to kidnap me? " Moon glared at several wearing black man.

My father started shouting at my sister and my mother just glared at her.

Finally pulling free from the broken wing mirror, Fisher glared at them.

He glared at his friend and turned away without answering him.

Nim glared at Paulsen, but contained his anger, saying nothing.

He glared worries Bill; reposty to te very him a lesson.

He didn't answer. He glared through the windshield, his expression black.

Only the neon in the cold counter glared a ghostly blue.

He glared at the painting in astonishment .

Men in shirt sleeves stood outside their houses and glared at us.

I turned around and glared at the person who was singing .

He glared at Bill! reco posty to te very him a lesson.

The angry farther glared at his daughter.

The trapped eagle glared at his captors.

Because of the sunshine, not so glared but warm and soft, the green sprout, and the colourful flowers.

The men who were fighting glared at each other.

" She absolutely glared at us, " said Miss Black resentfully.

He glared at Nora. 'Ask your daughter why I am here. It was she who sent for me. '

Men in shirt stood outside their houses and glared at us.

The father glared at the naughty boy.

'Oh, I'll kill 'em, ' Satan glared proudly.

Arete ignored Jack, glared at Hensley. "You kill me and the whole deal's flushed, man. "

But in the way they all glared I could see how they'd come to hate my guts.

She glared. Sighed loudly.

They stopped arguing and glared at each other.

People glared at the man who had assassinated their premier.

You glowered and glared; you asked what the hell is happening, and will you still be on the talk show circuit next month?

Peter was angry and glared at Jane.

The sunlight glared on the ice.

He glared hate at the thief.

When I was a child, I was unwilling to eat fish, because the fish always glared and opened its mouth there.

Amanda glared at them.

We glared at the thief.

Its light glared on the ice.

The teacher glared at the pupil who was late for school.

I glared angrily out the window.

He glared back. "What do you want from me, Bella? "

They glared at each other.

Men in shirt sleeves stood outside their houses and glared at us. Old women in

the man stood outside their houses and glared at us