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I gave him a cold look, though careful not to move too much while doing it.

That seemed like an opening for a cold look into what's really going on up there.

She raised her head and threw him a cold look.

Then sat down behind the wheel and drove off, with a cold look in his eyes.

He gave me a quick, cold look, but did not respond.

She gave him a cold look, laying her ears back.

He glanced over to see her giving him a cold look.

He looked across the room at his wife, a cold, almost bitter look.

But more goes into a decision than just a cold look at data, experts say.

Well, she thought with a cold look at the computer screen, neither would he, when it came to that.

After a single cold glance toward Cugel, they turned away and spoke in low voices.

Chadric gave him a single cold glance, and he subsided.

Now, after a long, cold glance at her, he turned and began walking again.

She didn't answer him, only gave him a cold glance and went indoors.

She gave him a cold glance which he countered with a twinkle.

I gave him a cold glance, and at once he resumed his inquiry.

Gina smiled back, but Franklin just gave him a cold glance and a short nod.

I was tempted to add his name to the list, but something in his cold glance told me he'd read the thought.

The magician tilted his head and shot a cold glance directly into Tom's eyes.

He gave Infinity a cold, wordless glance and walked away.

Now the spirits noticed him, and he felt their cold stares upon him.

Count Rappaport sent me another of his cold gray stares.

What he was doing was right, and neither his officers' complaints nor her cold stares would change that.

A group of men with cold stares formed a wall in front of the soldiers.

"We got cold stares from the cops," he said.

But Mr. Taylor has had his share of cold stares recently, he said.

Their aggressiveness also nearly prompted several fights and many cold, hard stares.

The cold blue stares seemed to stab into him too.

They shot cold stares at Mat as though it were all his fault.

Their cold stares made Butch feel like a bug under glass.