Glower Alert

'Sir,' Vance tried again. 'A press conference would be ill-advised.' Stokes glowered across the room.

Mrs. Bootmaker glowered down at him like an iceberg about to sink a ship

The limestone glowers, dark and damp.

After five minutes, Pauline twitched her thumb, and the cello woman was replaced by an Ansel Adams landscape, Mount McKinley glowering over a lake of pure white.

When Tripp Teabull walked out of the entrance, he glowered at Ulric's dirty van.

When I looked over at Sean, I saw that his head was no longer bent; he was glowering at me.

Churchill's mood deflated. With a disbelieving glower, he reached into a pocket of his dinner jacket and withdrew a bundle of papers, the Prof's latest 'State of Readiness' charts.

The Clockmakers all loomed by the staircase. And the four Bootmakers glowered in the doorway.

His mouth was set in its habitual glower, the corners bent downward in perfect convexity, and his ashen head blended seamlessly into the white clouds overhead.

Some people, like Neville, had paid up just to stop Hermione from glowering at them.

Dudley glowered at her. His life had taken a most unpleasant turn since he had come home for the summer with his end-of-year report.

"We button-pushed our whole lives. She stonewalled. I glowered."

"Levana glowered at him."

Red glowers at them a moment longer

When most of us think of Keith Richards, we conjure up something of an avatar for rock ’n’ roll itself: Sinister, glowering, armed with a bottle of Jack and a battle-worn Telecaster, literally and figuratively smoking as he fires off the leering riffs that arguably invented classic rock: “Satisfaction,” “Start Me Up,” and “Brown Sugar.”" Thank you to Cory Chase for today’s Glower Alert!

"They just glowered as I walked over to join them."