Sentence examples for a grim face from inspiring English sources

She has what looks like a camel's-hair coat, teased and bleached hair, a grim face.

"I don't think a bad guy has to have a grim face," he said.

But Natasha is more than just an explosion of vigour, just as Andrei is more than a grim face.

Wearing a grim face, he was hunched over, it seemed, from the weight of all the heavy metaphor he bore.

On the first occasion, Mr Snook, despite having pocketed £45m ($67m) in vested options, wore a black suit and a grim face.

He refrained while also refraining from using his foot problem as an excuse, even if there were many a grim face among the sizable Murray entourage.

It will of course need a redheaded girl who looks like a boy, a grim faced chaperone called Miss Merryweather, an ex-army aunt who can drive anything but burns everything she cooks, nine year old sputnik loving Larry, a black barrister come actor, furious crooks on Josie's tail and the River Police.

He has a grim look on his face.

Four stars on his hat and a grim look on his face.

"I understand fully the shock of this painful decision," he said, speaking with a grim look on his face as he stood between the Cypriot and European Union flags in the presidential palace.

Muir's fellow moderator Martha Raddatz had a grim expression on her face as Muir continued.