| You can see the glary, starey eyes of this killer from Aurora in court. |
| As an historic naval port, Portsmouth has never seen the need to indulge too much in glary fairground thrills but last weekend it was the scene of sporting rollercoaster rides and merry-go-rounds. |
| It was a humid, glary tristate-area afternoon, and we ate outside, on a terrace, within view of the ferry to Great Captain Island, which, until recently, had been open to town residents only. |
| Against that green the red of Brinnaria's gown showed strident and glary, for Brinnaria was sitting on his lap. |
| When the sun, usually so harsh and glary, finally becomes gentler. |
| In the glary white daylight is a long angry convoy of white cars that looks as though it is on a collision course with the bus. |
