Sentence examples for become grinning from inspiring English sources

There is Richard W. Clark, unmistakably the iconic American personality he was to become, grinning confidently underneath a gaudy string of achievements and activities — president of both the student body and something called the Punching Bag Club, National Thespians, Lieutenant Marshal, Dance Committee, and so forth.

Anything can become a grinning, screaming gremlin in the imagination of Lumps, a Windsor-based illustrator who may as well be a nephew of Jim Phillips and his Screaming Hand.

Elsewhere, a vandalised tree with a face carved into its trunk becomes a grinning pagan deity.

He gets light-headed; he starts to enjoy himself; he teases the hard-won gravity of his public persona and even his themes; he becomes a grinning, effervescent shadow of his renowned self.

"As the sweet fragrance of Moutai wafted across the room, the American guests became intrigued, grins appeared on their faces, and they were visibly happy and relaxed" is how the Communist Party's official account described the evening.

It was some time in 2009 that I fell behind, then so far behind that I nearly stopped taking pictures of them, since the very thought of new images of their grinning punims became synonymous in my mind with hard labor.

But when you saw him every time you tried to message a friend or Tweet a new blog post, his oblivious grinning expression became maddening.

Mr. Rigi's boyish, grinning face became as a result of the ambush the defining image of Baluch jihad in Iran.

When I ask Innocent when he decided to become an artist, he grins and tells me that having discovered what he called his "unique gift," he had no choice but to pursue it.

Amrozi bin Nurhasyim, the defendant, is not the alleged leader of the Bali plot, but his grinning defiance has become emblematic of JI's perceived lack of remorse and determination to keep killing.

"My plan was to become a wine writer," he grins.