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Julia let the door swing open and squinted into the dark throat of the house.

An unfamiliar butler with a villainous face squinted at me suspiciously from the door.

She slowed to a crawl and squinted into the dark, searching for a place where she could return to the main road.

It was too much to endure, even through a polarized faceplate, and Tom squinted his eyes nearly shut.

Shielding her eyes from the sun with one hand, she squinted and smiled at me, and I blushed to the breast-bone.

The muscle in my leg twitched as the old man squinted at me, stared at his drawing and then turned to the instructor.

She paused, tilted her head slightly and squinted her eyes as if, maybe, to look for something inside me that she had missed before.

She held the seed packet in her hands and squinted through the rain up at the cloudy sky, unable to see the moon.

That will not be news to any mother who has squinted through her fingers as her son is tackled on a Saturday afternoon.

The sun beat on her face and she squinted from the glare of the rays.

The sergeant leaned forward and squinted. "No, sir, " he said, "but I can hear it is singing. "

The Mithril sergeant squinted, head cocked as he tried to distinguish the strange forms that lurked in the gloom.

Leaning over the steering wheel, Gonzales squinted to see the highway through the windshield.

If you squinted, and ignored the charred shopping centre torched during the clashes, it was a vision of the April demonstrations.

He squinted his narrow eyes until the dark pupils disappeared altogether.

The old man squinted down as if seeing him and Penny for the first time. "You're the ones who rode the pigs. "

Her eyes squinted against the brightness.

The Marlboro Man is probably the best example of the attractively rugged aura surrounding sun-squinted eyes in a man.

The driver squinted judiciously ahead and built up the speed of the truck a little.

" he asked. I squinted hard. " There's nothing to see.

He squinted his eyes against the glare of the lantern, turned it down a trifle.

John, I did not. I squinted at the sun.

Spurred by the cheers of the crowd , I redoubled my efforts and squinted intensely at the billowing figure in the refracted air .

Doctor Winter went to the window and squinted up at the sky, and he said, It' s a big cloud, maybe it will pass over.

Behind the wheel, Tony Almeida squinted against the yellow glare of the morning sun.

one eye squinted, jaw put forward. How to cause this: when you team wins, go to bed dressed in it's colors.

He joined his father at the window, squinted through the space between the slats.

He squinted at the brightly colored figures swooping toward him down the hill.

He squinted up at the sun and unzipped his jacket.

The old woman squinted at her cat smoothly.

The security man nodded, but squinted at us suspiciously.

He squinted through the peephole.

He squinted at the bedside clock and sat bolt upright.

While American media squinted to find meaning in the visit, the Chinese print media ran headlines proclaiming the obvious.

The baby squinted its eyes at the bright lights.

I cough, and through squinted eyes I check my watch.

"Now look at Tule Lake today and what do you see? " puzzled, Collins squinted off, as his son went on.

He squinted in the bright sunlight.

He squinted at the boy suspiciously.

I squinted my eyes.

I squinted up at the skull.

Nurse squinted at him. "What is this noise you make? "

Air-to-air Missile-Borne SAR Imaging Processing of Forward-Looking Squinted Data