frow in a sentence

Definition

FROW (verb): to furrow or wrinkle the brow in displeasure or disappointment.

The children all frowed at the thought of having to do homework on a sunny day.
Her face frowed in disappointment when she realized the concert was sold out.
He couldn't help but frow when he saw his favorite team lose the match.
The teacher noticed a frow on her student's face and decided to ask if he was okay.
Despite her attempts to smile, a frow crept onto her face as she read the bad news.
He wore a frow that suggested he was not pleased with the outcome of the meeting.
The child's frow deepened when he realized he couldn't have dessert before dinner.
She tried to hide her frow, but her disappointment was evident to everyone in the room.
His frow during the presentation made it clear he disagreed with the proposed plan.
Despite her best efforts to stay positive, a frow crept onto her face as the news worsened.
She frowned when she saw the mess in the living room.
His expression changed to a frown as he contemplated the difficult decision.
The artist captured the subject's frown perfectly in the painting.
After hearing the bad news, a deep frow appeared on her forehead.
To convey disapproval, he often wore a subtle frow during meetings.