Sentence examples for cheek a from inspiring English sources

The camera caught a suspicious glistening on his cheek: a tear?

One of them, he sort of stabbed her cheek a little with the toothpick.

For entrees he was mulling a pork cheek, a veal shank, Dover sole for two.

She opened her mouth against his cheek, a kind of kiss.

You keep seeing an ear, a cheek, a nose, a chin, a brow.

/ She gives his cheek a pat, / and a kiss upon his little nose / just like that".

He offered, tongue-in-cheek, a literary analogue.

(It's all quite tongue-in-cheek: a goat and a poodle have both served).

"Playful" is a terrible word in English — sadistic teachers and bosses are always "playful" — and "tongue-in-cheek" a sad one.

_"_Playful" is a terrible word in English — sadistic teachers and bosses are always "playful" — and "tongue-in-cheek" a sad one.

That "country club" name is tongue-in-cheek, a blue-collar east Houston mockery of snooty west Houston.