Utiliser "glaring" dans une phrase

1. ‘Like you did with me … little miss innocent …’ he said, glaring at me, his face close to mine

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2. ’ I said, glaring at him over the noodles

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3. ’ He replied, straightening his back and glaring at me as though I have insulted him

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4. Uncharacteristically, she doesn’t argue and, contenting herself with merely glaring at him, she agrees unenthusiastically that he’s got a point

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5. Ali Ben Ali walks in, holding his hands over his ears and glaring at one of the soldiers

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6. He was glaring back out at me

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7. The big man was glaring at him and breathing loudly through his nose, forcing the air out in short bursts

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8. Old Zacharias looked on, helpless and shook his head, glaring at the men

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9. He was the real leader, a huge bull, almost the size of Jake, with large red eyes glaring hatred at them

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10. “She can be very headstrong and obstinate; but I believe she has learned a valuable lesson this day,” he said glaring at Sally

11. Glaring at me for being reasonable and denying her the chance of a decent row, Katie stomps off

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12. Do you understand that?” She was glaring at him now

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13. ’ Ozzie said, glaring at her ‘Come and have something to eat

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14. ' Now Corrente was glaring at

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15. She folded her arms and sat glaring at them both

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16. She’d no sooner nodded her head to agree, when Jim popped his head into the room from the front hall, he stood there for a minute, glaring at her

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17. Others, men and women both, prowled the streets, glaring at everyone they saw

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18. gate and was greeted by a suspicious pair of eyes glaring

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19. recent travelling companions glaring at him – but saw

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20. His only defense was his dagger, which landed several feet away and was glaring out at him from among a pile of rock

21. “Nathalia!” He screamed, naked and glaring at her with pure hate -- pouring every last drop of pain and darkness in his soul into Alana

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22. The High-Mage Nicola was glaring down at him with her single blue eye

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23. The giant stepped back, his eyes white hot and glaring down at the elf

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24. The boys looked at each other, glaring at each

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25. When other animals saw him hanging out with his mouth wide open and those beady eyes staring and glaring out in their direction, that was a clear sign that Horrifying Hippo was feeling threatened and would take any measures necessary to defend himself

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26. Would it be a reasonable law to prohibit the importation of all foreign wines, merely to encourage the making of claret and Burgundy in Scotland ? But if there would be a manifest absurdity in turning towards any employment thirty times more of the capital and industry of the country than would be necessary to purchase from foreign countries an equal quantity of the commodities wanted, there must be an absurdity, though not altogether so glaring, yet exactly of the same kind, in turning towards any such employment a thirtieth, or even a three hundredth part more of either

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27. ” Martin said, glaring at Kurt

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28. The sun was glaring at the earth as though it would consume it with heat and light

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29. He looked across glaring at Elijah but this was like water off a ducks back and all Elijah did was glare back at him

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30. Looking at their watchful eyes, she stilled, glaring

31. He thought, if something like an earthquake occurred at this very moment; if everything in the room were to shake, the one thing that would remain fixed would be those glaring eyes of Aoife's

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32. Finally we managed to shove ourselves erect using the wall for support it was then that we found ourselves looking into the glaring eyes of our loved ones who were standing there with disapproval written all over their faces

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33. Often left by infirm or deceased owners, she said you could read the bewilderment in their glaring faces

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34. The most recent glaring example of the ineptitude (or downright hostility) of the Obama regime ran something as follows

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35. Which leads one to ask: Just when did police, prosecutors, and judges become mind-readers? This is another glaring instance of a law that should never have been passed

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36. Another glaring example of the purposeful destruction of the English language

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37. One of the many glaring differences between Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton as President lies in the credit they gave for American jobs created during their respective watches

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38. I could hear the Colonel shouting for the next case and glaring at poor Lt Howarth I was not taken back to the convent but to a small Château that was the Divisional Staffs residence

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39. Another glaring example of the deterioration of our culture

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40. They pulled him across the dark tarmac, lit only by the glaring spotlights, and approached Ruby Tower

41. Some stayed rooted to the spot, glaring or looking bemused, as if she’d lost her sanity

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42. Glaring lights shone into Raven’s eyes as he sat uncomfortably in the hard chairs of the conference room

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43. Felicity glaring at me, but then she broke into a smile

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44. It was always pretty hot, though not so glaring as on the coast, where you lay an egg aside, and if you wait long enough, find a chicken in its place

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45. glaring at her with eyes the colour of his ears

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46. At least he wasn’t glaring threateningly at her as he had the last time she pried into his past

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47. Glaring down at them, he nodded his satisfaction at the reaction this news evoked

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48. Should America one day recover its moral compass, Abortion will properly stand alongside Slavery as the most glaring examples of moral and spiritual corruption in our nation‘s history

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49. Throwing off the red blanket, Hives propped himself up in the corner of the ambulance, glaring at me dolefully

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50. Glaring up at the wide smile on his leathery old face, I came exceedingly close to using his head as a storage rack for the hammer!

51. The glaring academic and (civic) deficiencies of a growing number of students render it neither feasible nor desirable that any thoughtful individual should whitewash the negative impact that under-performing schools are having on our economy, not to mention the rise in anti-social behavior in general

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52. "What?" he said, glaring at me

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53. Bunching his fist into Marcos’ crisp shirt-front, he pulled him forward over the table, glaring deep into his eyes

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54. So, after a few words that led to telling her to fuck off, she followed him in and sat there, glaring at him from a table across the room

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55. She attempted to reach across behind Mike’s back to touch her, but he snapped sidewise, glaring at her, clamped a hand on her wrist and twisted

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56. Two engines fired up, and we could see shadows and beams of glaring light in the treetops

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57. Poor old Winnie was glaring at me now, boy

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58. It seemed all heads and eyes were intent on a harried man in a dark, drab boiler suit sitting at a table, checking tags and glaring at a little computer screen on the table as he scrolled through a seemingly endless list

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59. ” He began to descend the iron ladder, using it backwards, facing forward to keep his pistol steadily trained on Mike, his skinny friend and Comandante Cobra who sat glaring at him

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60. He was like a different person, glaring with such venom that she felt he wanted to tear the man limb from limb and spoke with a voice that was frightening when he asked: “What have you done THIS TIME, Raul?”

61. There was every reason for Officer Vargas to initiate an official investigation – except for the one glaring truth: that the investigation would implicate himself, and that is what has kept you out of jail

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62. Jade was glaring at me, hatred in her eyes

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63. Behind the glaring blaze of light the Disciplinarium could be seen rising above the rest of the city and below it, nothing but huge tongues of flames

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64. Shading her eyes from the glaring hot sun, she peered about

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65. The doctor was almost glaring at Ethan, who coolly replied in a low, calm voice:

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66. Would Luther have gone on to discover such a glaring flaw in the ecclesiastical structure of this Catholic version of the Christian church had he not had his honor and life so threatened by this new priestly class? Had they, as he accused them, fallen away into this “new perversion” of those First Works?

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67. And this light, this glaring light that reached behind her eyelids, where did it come from? The roars stopped for a moment, and all went quiet

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68. This time when he comes in, I am sitting on the bed, glaring at the wall

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69. Now I see the ring of glaring men appears to be converging on that solitary woman

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70. “I hate you,” she muttered angrily, glaring at the angel in front of her

71. “I hate you,” she muttered, glaring at the soldiers in front of her

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72. Then I notice that she’s stealing another pinch of muffin, and I pull away, glaring at her

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73. With a growl, he took a step back, his glaring eyes unmoving from

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74. Scotch, finding his balance, glaring furiously at the stationary

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75. ” Reeve retorted, glaring

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76. The two cousins stood, swords locked in a cross, glaring at each other, sweat

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77. Outside, the bright sun gleaming down from a cloudless sky was like a glaring counterpoint to the thunderstorm that was raging inside her head

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78. She had her head down, and was glaring at the steps below her with unnatural concentration

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79. I peered down the hall to see Itsuki with his head out the door glaring daggers at me

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80. “Your guy is a liability in this situation and I don’t want him on the scene,” he said while glaring at Cory

81. “So it's come to this huh,” she said while glaring at the monster

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82. A raven was perched on a low-hanging branch over the road, glaring menacingly at the riders

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83. In answer there was only silence, only the glaring malice of the High Police

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84. Although there were some glaring errors in the end product, it covered the culture,

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85. up 20 years later and he has now rewritten it and corrected the glaring errors, if not the proof reading

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86. I couldn’t see my reflection unfortunately, but if I could, I’m sure I wouldn’t have been exactly enthralled with the image that would have been glaring back at me

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87. Glaring at the boy from behind the desk, the preacher waited a few moments, then challenged the boy: "Young man, where is God?" The boy was stunned to silence

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88. He stood glaring at Norm, who was still sitting on the edge of his bed

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89. “Fine, to hell with the both of you” she spat glaring at Jesse

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90. At leased we were now having a proper conversation, teasing instead of glaring and snapping at each other

91. I saw Lucky flinch at his cold tone “Its nice to see you too Bill” I said in the same tone, glaring at him

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92. Waiting for William's call or even Maggie's, only to look up and find my boss glaring at me again for having it in my hand at the store's floor

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93. The liner anchored for two hours about two hundred yards from the vast Hubbard Glacier, a stunning monument of ice, which was putting on quite a glaring show in the throes of its geologic reconfiguration described above

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94. Ring’s glaring misstatements

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95. Not immune to this glaring double standard, the Ervin committee (which is to recommend campaign reforms) is finally, though reluctantly, recognizing that there are two pairs of footprints in the snow of the campaign trail

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96. With eyes on us, including a glaring pair from the bartender, the boy holds me by my waist, guiding me to take a seat by the bar

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97. It’s not that any of us are that unintelligent that we would deliberately write glaring errors such as ‘we have did very well on the project’

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98. It’s not that any of us are that unintelligent that we would deliberately write glaring errors

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