Sentence examples for a pout from inspiring English sources

A kiss at the prom and a pout in the kitchen.

A child will have a tantrum, or at least a pout.

Each one – amusement, lust, anger, misery – is expressed with a pout.

"I do love a trench kiss," sighed Delevingne, before offering a pout.

With a pout, Natasha counted the drops, and her eyelashes kept time.

When the people held the pen in their protruding lips, imitating a pout, they felt unhappy.

It's wonderful that some of the dialogue goes like this: Young Lady A, pouting, to a rakish one-night stand: "I really liked [having sex with] you".

"Read all a-pout it!" That's the opening sentence in today's Sun announcing it has a new team member: "sexy" Helen Flanagan, the former Coronation Street actor.

REGULAR Facebook perusers are no doubt familiar with a certain photographic expression: a pout-producing, cheekbone-enhancing pose featuring pooched-out lips and sucked-in cheeks.

I heard a pouting siren.

Elsewhere, a girl took a pouting self-portrait before passing the camera to a friend.