The place glowered out at the city with self-conscious insolence.
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He glowered at Saef, who was loitering at a cautious remove.
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Jane took another bite of her cookie as William glowered at her.
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FOR decades the fleshy features of Altaf Hussain have glowered over Karachi.
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In the same debate where Mr. Trump lurked and glowered behind Mrs.
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One landed outside the strike zone; she glowered as it passed her.
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" Stephens, continuing, glowered at Nassar saying that "little girls don't stay little forever.
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Freireich glowered at me and pointed a long, bony finger in my face.
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He glowered at me, and then he nodded in greeting as I entered.
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The North Korean team glowered at their opponents, as if about to assault them.
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She glowered at Bhima if he so much as put his arm around her.
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Behind the glass courtroom wall, Mladic glowered at the aging wives of his victims.
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In response, the Florida senator piled on the characterization while Christie, standing beside him, glowered.
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When my boyfriend read the loopy handwritten pages, he laughed out loud, and I glowered.
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The inhabitants, mostly white men in dark suits, glowered in silence behind their desktop computers.
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One glowered at us from the shadow of its house, the other whimpered desperately to be petted.
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A restless Silvio Berlusconi of Italy was "noisily desperate" for attention, while England's Gordon Brown glowered over the proceedings.
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When Ansari looked up, a plainclothes police officer glowered at him, and motioned to him to stand up with his baton.
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For years his name, in elegant black letters on white glass, has glowered above the door of room 300 at the Capitol in Springfield.
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They glowered out at me, so secure in their place as Universal Freak Icons, that I felt like a moron outsider for not recognizing them.
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From the balcony of the Gem casino, Ian McShane (Al Swearengen) glowered; offstage, Robin Weigert, the show's foul-mouthed, tenderhearted Calamity Jane, waited in the wings.
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As he glowered at the larger plane, he told Ms. Hicks, his spokeswoman, to jot down a proposed tweet about President Obama, who was campaigning nearby for Mrs.
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He famously glowered at President Barack Obama, who ribbed him at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner over his years of stoking false conspiracy theories about Obama's birthplace.
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As the second set wore on, Osaka rubbed her temples, glowered at her racket and, at one point, turned her back on Kvitova and took deep breaths, trying to gather herself.
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"When I heard Brandon was dead, I immediately was afraid because I knew McKenzie had something to do with it," Mr. Pender testified as his former friend glowered at the defense table.
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The villains were cast from strength: Alfred Walker, as the brutish Crown, glowered over every scene in which he appeared, and Frederick Ballentine, as the devious Sportin' Life, was a footloose, preening delight.
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Here, as everywhere, the twinned half-visages of Mayweather and McGregor glowered from posters and video screens, an Orwellian pair of Big Brothers on watch for any flagging in the suspension of disbelief.
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"I think it's ugly and it blocks my view," Mr. Wikander said as he glowered at the structure, which obscured part of the northeastern horizon and, in the distance, the New York City skyline.
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Their third record, Light We Made, continues that exploratory trajectory, with the band veering off in some unusual and previous unheard directions, yet retaining the dark atmosphere that has always glowered beneath the surface of its songs.
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Afternoon turned to evening, and everyone seemed to assemble on the handball courts to share a bottle of Hennessy, as a team of cops glowered from the periphery and threatened citations, the same dramas playing out unresolved and unending.
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Throughout the proceedings, Devin Nunes, the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, has glowered, sneered and repeated some of the same conspiracy theories that Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, wanted Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, to substantiate.
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When a reporter from the ABC television affiliate in Phoenix went to a news conference and persisted in asking about corruption allegations, Miller, whose salary of $2.6 million makes him the highest paid official at his state's namesake university, glowered.
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He has randomly adopted British accents during junkets, showed up to a radio interview wearing a massive grill that made him lisp, sported a green wig to a glitzy screening, and at last year's Emmys, sat down on the red carpet and glowered.
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I don't mean to suggest that the upper echelon of children's lit was a restricted club: E.B. White, Dr. Seuss and Shel Silverstein were presumably heterosexual, no matter that Silverstein glowered from the photos on his book jackets like a hot Scruff daddy.
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It was there, close to if not in Ukrainian airspace, that a Russian woman (not my translator) rammed the back of her seat into my soft American knees and, when I yelped, turned and glowered at me, then said something I didn't understand while she spat in my direction, on purpose or accidentally, I couldn't swear.
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Craig-as-McCain "glowered" at Obama in debate prep, saying, "Do not lecture me about the war. Do not tell me how to deploy men in combat. I was flying a jet over Vietnam when you were in grade school." Obama was tutored to remain unflinching and counterattack by listing McCain's past misjudgments.
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The relationship between Le Clos and Phelps had been cordial in 2012–2013 but it deteriorated in 2014 when Phelps came back from retirement. In the ready room prior to the preliminary race, Le Clos' shadow boxing while Phelps "glowered in a corner" spawned the Internet meme with the hashtag #PhelpsFace. Le Clos' Wikipedia biography was even vandalized repeatedly. Le Clos won a second silver medal in the 100 meter butterfly, in a three-way tie with rivals Phelps and László Cseh, behind Joseph Schooling.
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Tolentino was first elected as Representative for Manila in 1949. He was re-elected in 1953. Shortly after his re-election, Tolentino was given the position of Majority Floor Leader, which he held until his entry to the Senate four years later and one which, though less glamorous than that of Speaker, he preferred and enjoyed.Majority Floor Leader As it was a very senior position for such a young and inexperienced politician, his son recalls that his father’s reputation of toughness had earned him the respect of President Magsaysay. As he took his seat in the House of Representatives that day he glowered at the assembled members and said, “I warn you gentlemen, I was once a champion wrestler and weightlifter!” The duties and responsibilities of Majority Floor Leader and the reason for Tolentino’s selection was explained in an article by Manuel Martinez in “Tempo” October 7, 1983. “Tolentino was often involved in great intellectual battles and feared for his parliamentary prowess. That is why he was elected floor leader at a very young age.
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