Sentence examples for cause smiles from inspiring English sources

The sale will cause smiles at RWE, which paid £6.8 billion for Thames in 2000 but now plans to retire from the water business to spend more time with the gas and electricity markets.

Its diminishing ranks and relevance may cause smiling feminists to say, Knock yourselves out, boys.

Avoid stress, unless it is good stress (eustress): joy, being happy and laughing may make your belly and face ache, and cause smile lines and crows-feet -- but your soul, brain and heart should feel wonderful!

Their energy aside, where Röyksopp leave other dance acts behind is embodied in their album title, Melody A.M. Éple and Poor Leno soar in Kraftwerkian melodic glory, causing smiles and crowd carnage.

Spotting a supporter, he stood to give a clenched-fist salute, the symbol of communism that was adopted by so many revolutionary causes, smiling defiantly into the courtroom, waving and mouthing indecipherable messages.

So smile whenever you can! Smiling is like a feedback loop: smiling reinforces happiness, just as happiness causes smiling.

Normally, I find myself pressed up against strangers only during my morning subway commute, and usually that's no cause for smiles.

Small businesses were given cause to smile with measures to simplify VAT.

Blatter, the incumbent president, had cause to smile despite the crisis engulfing his organisation.

With imported garments then likely to be around 15% cheaper, rich consumers will have cause to smile.

One trainer had cause to smile when recently inquiring about the state of the ground at a track's first meeting of the new Flat season.