From her seat on the convention floor, Ann Romney watched with a nervous look on her face.
Pausing to look at a girl waiting for a bus to Salt Lake City, Officer Jaycard noticed a nervous look on her face and the overstuffed suitcases that hinted more at a life change than a brief stay.
Always keep your chin up, and your shoulders back, looking at the ground, and having a nervous look on your face will not help this situation at all.
"Very tall, thin, slightly stooped, with a pale nervous face and a pince-nez," Krzhizhanovsky the man could be a character in an absurdist tale by Gogol or an allegory by Kafka.
Hunting lay at the heart of that doctrine: the virile business of learning to shoot straight, to track beasts through brutal heat or cold and to master "buck fever"—a nervous excitement felt in the face of prey that must be suppressed by effort of will.
A nervous, pinkish face appeared around the door.
Mr. Ivgi's performance exploits the comedy of Moshe's predicament without robbing the character of his dignity; his nervous face occasionally relaxes into handsomeness, and his panic gives way to an acute sensitivity.
Once he gets on the freeway, the camera start to cut between our driver's nervous face and the radio in his car that's playing an increasingly tense classical score.
It's awkward to know how poorly End of Century is (or at least was) doing, and how the one with short hair and the one with the nervous face always get into arguments, and then they drink too much.
People might quote famous comedy all the time to my blank, nervous face, and I might still promise people that I'll watch It's Always Sunny, but I know I but probably never will.
