Sentence examples for What cheek from inspiring English sources

What cheek!

Gaga's flight to quality – if that's what Cheek to Cheek, her duets album with Bennett, represents – did not sit well with some critics when it was released last year.

Around her the other guests laughed; the host even punctuated her testimony with a sarcastic "j'adore!" – not easily translated in this context, but roughly meaning "what cheek!" in a half-admiring, half-shocked tone.

"What a cheek," I thought.

"What a cheek," one crofter said this past December.

What a cheek, particularly when Harry has done as much as most people to back Britain".

For every "Feel me?", "parlay" and "game done changed" in The Wire, there is Magwitch saying "What fat cheeks you ha' got … Darn me if I couldn't eat 'em, and if I hadn't half a mind to't!" in Great Expectations, or Bill Sikes muttering, "Come on, you sneaking warmint" in Oliver Twist.

Pick a shade that's close to what your cheeks look like when you blush naturally, and use a light hand — a little goes a long way here.

What a bloody cheek.

To aim properly, you need to develop what is called "cheek to stock weld," which means that you've aligned your eye evenly with the sight of the shotgun by keeping your cheek in tight to the stock.

"I'd just three-putted eight and nine and I said to my caddie kind of tongue-in-cheek, 'What are we doing here?'.