Hardy turned and glared at her a second and then left the office.
Mr. Forbes ran his hands through his hair and glared at Mr. Watkins.
The hot sun glared in his eyes and made them ache,--the rough stones of the narrow street were scorching to his feet.
Every time the lightning glared I caught my breath, and judged I was gone.
The enraged Count glared upon them one after another, partially subdued by their breaking away from him.
The Archbishop glaredangrily around him, but no man moved from where he stood.
He was deferential again--save for the eye with which he glared upon Miss de Lisle.
He glared at Jim, loftily unconscious of any inconsistency in his remarks.
He glared at Morrow, and his lips foamed like a crab out of water.
He was too dazed to recall the light fall of the night previous, butglared blankly at the idle pipe; at the cold and desolate front.
A peep of grey daylight showed in the upper portion of the window-frame, but the incandescent mantle still glared yellowly above his head.
Ripperda glared on him, as he firmly grasped the hand that held the dagger.
The stars of many orders might have glared on the noble breast of Wharton, as he followed the happy groupe under the rustic archway; but he chose only the badge of the garter.
Where angels might have sat enthroned, devils lurked, and glared out menacing.
In came Mr. Somerled's smooth black head again, and he glared at me in a kind of amused desperation.
Basil named the creature Old Blunderbore, but said he would not dare to call it so before its chauffeur-owner, who glaredbehind his goggles when it was blamed for anything.
He drew his eyebrows together and glared at them once, whereupon the nicest looking of the four (and they were all good-looking) bowed.
His eyes glared fury at his pursuer, as a tiger glares at the hunters when he reluctantly retires before them, and he started to climb the tree.
Like a hunted animal, he turned andglared with eyes of hate and fear upon his adversaries.
The horizon was shrouded in darkness, fearful gusts of wind lashed the ocean into foam, rain descended in torrents, while livid lightning glared athwart the gloom.
He glared in the direction of the apparent cause of all the trouble; but as Oscar was now raising his trouser leg, as if meaning to examine into the state of his own injuries, of course the look was wasted so far as he was concerned.
At hearing this Hanky Panky uttered a low cry of alarm, while Josh glared defiantly at the man in question, who was nodding his head as if confirming all the colonel said.
It was a large and shapeless figure, with hands outspread; in the head of it glared two wide and cruel eyes, painted with paint, red-rimmed and horrible.
It was deadly white, and hatred, baffled rage, and a sort of devilish malignity glared from the white set eyes, and the drawn mouth.
So they stood in silence, but the priest's brain grew more numb; though he was aware of a creeping blackness that seemed to overshadow the bird, in the midst of which glared two bright eyes.
A murmuring babel of sound followed his words, and the three fire-eaters glared at me savagely, awaiting my verdict.
He glared at me savagely for an instant, then broke out into a hearty laugh.
They glared at each other terror-stricken, and pointed to the sun and the four corners of the earth in turn, accompanying their odd gesticulations by a stream of monosyllabic utterances.
He cleared his throat and then glared at Watson, who went grinning from the room.
Rouquin glared at him for this, and the shabby- genteel Jean had the audacity to close one eye slowly.
Wednesday glared at her angrily; her eyes just did sparkle!
But the eyes of the skull soglared at the stepmother and her daughters--shot forth such flames!
She gave her arm to Pauline, whose costume, yellow flowers on a white ground, glared in similar fashion, dotted as it were with little flames.
Then they had to trudge along the long street where the sun glared straight down without the relief of shade.
But now the old president glared at me again like a tiger who comes back to his victim.
The Thinking Machine lowered his eyes and glared straight into those of the financier.
They were alike in colouring, and somewhat in features, but the taxi driver was a powerful, well-fleshed man who glared at the world aggressively, being really on the defensive against his own heart.
He turned and glared with his fierce blue eyes at his nephew, but said no more for some time.
Berry, however, was occupied by one of the men, a big, burly fellow whose blue eyes glared back and whose red-brown moustache bristled in defiance.
Miriam, who had been watching him, presently stretched out her hand towards his glass with a significant frown; but her husband glared at her and, reaching for the decanter, helped himself.
He glared for a minute upon the costly display on the table, then turned his back on it all, and carried his white face to the window.
It was a coffin," Julia said, and I knew that through the darkness her eyes glared with hardly maintained courage upon my face, and that she shut down her lips firmly over chattering teeth.
She glared upon the faint head slipped sideways on the pillow.
I laughed at that, and Julia, pausing in the act of taking a bite from her toast, glared angrily at me.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "glared" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
