Sentence examples for So cheek from inspiring English sources

"In purely economic terms, that's fantastic for the city," said Barbara Spicer, the chief executive of Salford City Council, referring both to Manchester and Salford, cities so "cheek by jowl," she said, that they are often counted as one.

Set up a fire pit somewhere, where it is safe and where it is allowed, (so cheek if it is burn day in your area) Set up a fire pit somewhere, where it is safe and where it is allowed, (so cheek if it is burn day in your area) Go to a book store (only if you like books).

"They're so cheek-to-jowl on some of those islands that they have no place to dispose of their garbage," Duane Silverstein, the executive director of Seacology, a Berkeley, Calif.,-based nonprofit organization that works to protect island environments and cultures, including Kuna Yala, told me later.

Only sheer foundation and concealer were used, and the bare minimum around the mouth where there's often discoloration, so cheeks still look and feel "like skin".

So which cheek do you want me to kiss him on?

He hadn't expected so much cheek from an anonymous boy".

The phone was broken, so Ms. Cheeks ran into the street for help, carrying the baby.

And even the darkest eye shadows have little fallout, so your cheeks won't end up with an inadvertent dusting of smokiness.

"They were using a forehead scanner and I was obviously distressed and a bit upset and so my cheeks were flushed.

I remove my coat, press it to my cheek (so meaningful, so sincere), then dash it to the ground.

Slowly reach your hands around and pry open your butt cheeks so that the two butt cheeks are separated (this may be difficult if you are wearing jeans).