The phrase "as smiled when" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "She smiled when she saw the surprise party."
Alternatives: "as she grinned when" or "as he beamed when".
Make sure you use facial expressions to such as smiling when you are happy, raising your eyebrows in reaction to something or whatever goes with the situation.
I observed the locals' eyes light up as they smiled when they picked up to smell and choose the fresh fruit and vegetables from the food vendors' offerings.
Their leader, known as Commander Pratik, smiled when asked if integrating his troops with their enemies would prove difficult.
If Cook, whose side are 2-1 up heading into Thursday's final Test, remains self-deprecating about his own abilities as a tactician – he smiled when making the Brearley concession – he believes his current side could go further than the 2011 generation who, under Strauss, last climbed to the summit of the Test rankings.
McIlroy, as of Sunday the Players champion, smiled when assessing his Augusta National chances.
And he smiles, the way Liverpool's cagey former manager, Bob Paisley, smiled when he signed Dalglish as a player.
He smiles as much as Jack Dorsey smiles, when others would go pink in front of such inquisitive silence.
Adults as well as kids will smile when they view a replica of the exuberant window from Morris Cooper's former pharmacy near North and Park Avenues.
I could definitely have offered an opinion about that, but I didn't, small talk is one of the infinite number of talents I haven't mastered, so I sat nodding at what was said, as usual, smiling when others smiled, while ardently wishing myself miles away.
"I want to see the joy in her eyes as she is saying 'I Do.' I want her to know that I can see the love in her face as she smiles when the ring is slipped onto her finger," Joy, who is legally blind, wrote on a GoFundMePage.
