Sentence examples similar to blown smile from inspiring English sources

Remember, when blowing "smile", or tighten your lips together, but not too tight or it might squeak.

But the transformation that occurs with alliums, in particular – from something raw, harsh and lingering on the breath to something so sweet, mellow and comforting after being cooked – is worthy of a moment's pause, if not a full-blown smile full of joy.

Aim for a pleasant, happy expression, but not a full-blown smile.

As he saw a Mitsubishi truck in Afghanistan being blown up, Dearlove smiled wryly.

The burliest of the three, the attention seeker, delighted himself by jumping from subject to subject while the others blew smoke through lazy smiles.

"Whatever the weather, they need their hair blown out," he said, smiling.

"We are drowning in a sea of identical details.... Mickey Mouse is the Antichrist.... Times Square has been blown up by 10,000 smiling stuffed animals.... Don't shop, children, save your souls!" Reverend Billy HIS pulpit, when he performs in theaters, is a red Village Voice distribution box, apparently stolen from a street corner, with his own picture displayed in the window.

Seconds later the final whistle blew, Bernardez' relieved smile and laughter said it all.

It makes me want to stare at shit with a blown-out smile on my face, which is good because that keeps happening when I read it. .

"There were so many Lewandowski goals that I cannot think which one he means," he smiled, blowing out his cheeks.

A wave or blown kiss - or even a genuine smile - might be perceived as sarcastic or sending them up, and could easily provoke an outraged person further.