glare at, from, after, before or in?

I glare at anyone in a Barca shirt.

He glared at nothing and bit his lip.

She raised her head and glared at him.

I was very embarrassed and felt very awkward with all those female eyes glaring at me.

He'd never forgotten the way she glared at him when he came to stand at the bedside, impotent.

Glaring at Helen, as if daring her to speak, she then returned her attention to the matter in hand.

How crazy you are, lei ho gau cha wah, dim guy lay ho ma fan, I go into this thing, I end up mumbling and glaring at someone.

It glared at all the grubby people cluttering up the foyer, soiling the carpets and leaving dirty handmarks on the upholstery.

It sickens me to core when old men glare at girls who must be their daughters age with such disgusting expressions on their faces.

To my expectation, after some few minutes of exchanges between the receptionist and whoever he was talking to on phone, he hung up, glared at me and said: ' you can go.

The ambiguity of the US role was glaring after a deal with Tokyo on Monday to build a new anti-missile radar shield -- ostensibly against North Korea.

I glared in silence for what felt like an eternity.