scowling造句

He may be scowling but he's alive.

Why are you scowling at me?

He sits alone all day scowling at passers-by.

It immediately places a scowling expression on your face.

And he laughs while he does it, he always added, scowling at his son.

Even the murals of scowling ayatollahs had been repainted with cordial smiles.

Cynics, sentimentalists and scowling moralists alike should take the trip to find out.

Just think of the red stripes scowling face of the male Mandrill, Africa's largest monkey species.

"Nothing, ordinarily," says the guy, still scowling out the window, "but you better get them rounded up quick!"

Systems security specialist Mark Zoubianis was sinking deeper into his futon and scowling at the information on his laptop screen.

On June 9, a monkey reportedly crawled through some pipes and ended up aboard a train, scowling at passengers and jumping around a car.

(typically with reference to a woman) a sullen or scowling facial expression, especially as the natural cast of a person's features.

After going through the litany of environmentalist propaganda, he tells us, in a menacing tone and with plenty of scowling looks.

I almost expected a rebuff for this hardly well-timed question, but, on the contrary, waking out of his scowling abstraction, he turned his eyes towards me, and the shade seemed to clear off his brow.

What secret thought caused his mouth to smile with so much bitterness, at the same moment that his scowling brows approached each other like two bulls on the point of fighting?

Thee shepherd boy has gone home early from the pasture, and men have left their fields to sit on mats under the eaves of their huts, watching the scowling clouds.