Brows In A Sentence

• The lowered brows were bent upon her.
• Her brows were drawn down close together.
• Then he knitted his brows and tried to think.
• She knitted her brows in the agony of calculation.
• Ferguson sat staring at the wall with his brows knit.
• The chief of police elevated his brows interrogatively.
• Terence trimmed the lamp, knitting his brows the while.
• Haidee mused awhile, her brows knitted.
• The brows relaxed, but the lips became firmer.
• Mr. Elder knit his brows again as he answered.
• Philippa's brows were knitted.
• Collie's brows drew together.
• Just for a moment Fyles's strong brows drew together.
• Mrs. Culpeper said nothing, but her fine black brows drew ominously together.
• She knitted her brows and Mr. Bowles regarded her thoughtfully.
• His brows still knit, Raskolnikoff held his tongue, listened, and watched.
• Knitting his brows Mr. Curran walked up and down, his hands behind his back.
• The latter's brows knit as his position rapidly became imperilled.

• I do not know that they have sadder brows than their neighbors of northern climates.
• Roseen knit her brows and tapped her foot impatiently, the angry tears now standing on her cheeks.
• They looked under their brows at the Colonel as they leaned upon their rifles and panted.
• They framed his jutting, hairy brows and silvery-grey eyes, with a sculptured precision.
• Her pretty, even brows were slightly drawn together in an odd, thoughtful pucker.
• Montague Maynard puckered his brows in a judicial frown quite unsuitable to his jovial features.
• I like him when his eyes come out from under his bushy brows and are all tender and full of sorry for us.
• Pulling his cap over his brows and the collar of his ulster about his ears, he sat down on the stone coping.
• The man's brows relaxed a little and he answered them without waiting to be addressed.
• It was one of those blushes that spread up the temples and over the brows and along the line of the hair with the splendor of a stormy dawn.
• Instantly his fine, straight brows came beetling down across his eyes in a fierce paternal scrutiny.
• But his eyes glowed from under his bushy brows with the old keen sparkle, and his mind was as alert as ever.
• Nugent listened with upraised brows to the angry outbreak, the flicker of a frosty smile playing about his lips.
• But during the rest of the tale there rested on her broad brows under her copper coils of hair, a brooding spirit that was itself a mystery.
• She withdrew her hands, her brows contracting and her eyes clouding in her effort to make him understand the position from her point of view.
• The bushy brows met in a fierce scowl over the burning eyes; his words came in a great burst of indignation and scorn.
• Just then a tired-looking man swung himself down the steps, and stood looking around him, knitting his brows nervously.
• He had the air of a man deep in thought, philosophic thought, which leaves the brows unmarred by those corrugations known as frowns.
• The Jew shook his bushy brows over the rescript which seemed to put a perpetual extinguisher on my military hopes.
• What could she say to this strange girl who hated so many things, and who was staring out of the window with drawn brows and compressed red lips?
• Fyles took it, and his strong brows drew together as he read the long story of the "hold-up" which the man had taken down from his instrument.
• A short person with hooked beak, eyes too close together, shaded by brows which met in a tuft over his nose, was knocking.

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