Meanings of glare ferociously in English

At intervals he would turn and glare ferociously at the heads that popped out of windows or protruded from doorways.

From time to time a brave would come running out of the bustle and, stopping near, glare ferociously at the captives.

Farley, on the other hand, glared ferociously at Darrin as he passed.

The sham German philanthropist glared ferociously as this description was given.

The latter tossed a shilling down, at which Dougal glared ferociously.

Their bloodred eyes glared ferociously at children who stepped too close.

The two stout little men glared ferociously at each other.

Where's the man who says it? He had been drinking more brandy and glared ferociously at me.

For a moment Numa, the lion, glared ferociously at the naked man-thing upon the tree limb above him.

He glared ferociously at Master François and his evil right hand stole to the pommel of his dagger.

Hamilton whirled about and glared ferociously.

Her blue eyes glared ferociously.

She glared ferociously at Elínborg.

Ebbin glared ferociously at him as if he could somehow send his thoughts to him but the man just patted his arm.

And high up, high up, amid those livid neighbours, the little canvas, over-coarse in treatment, glared ferociously with the painful grimace of a monster.

He glared ferociously about him, and his stick flew round in his hand like lightning, through a whole series of cuts, feints, and round parries.