Pitch Tongue-in-cheek life tips on a wide range of subjects, from meeting the parents to failing at job interviews, peppered with embarrassing anecdotes from her own life.
Shorn of a team-mate, Loftus-Cheek's life became harder, as the channels through to the Chelsea penalty area opened up.
It was a tonic to see the colour in his cheeks, the life brimming in his eyes where I observed the… 'magnetic agitation' which is a highly elevated form of curiosity or desire".
Moooi often toys with tongue-in-cheek gigantism — life-size horse lamps, anyone?
The current show features a couple of young dudes a current Yale M.F.A. named Mike Smith and Jeffrey Tranchell, from Detroit who make rough monochrome paintings, tongue-in-cheek still-lifes, and nervy post-minimalist sculpture.
Doubleday; $30An extraordinary ability to imagine himself back into an earlier age infuses Peter Ackroyd's biography of the Catholic statesman who defied the wrath of Henry VIII and paid for his cheek with his life.
As mentioned above, Trichechus erupts an apparently unlimited number of cheek teeth throughout life [ 10].
In the end, Roy Hattersley rouses himself from his familiar pose of angled slouching, a bored finger digging deep into his cheeks, splutters into life and probably edges the debate, such as it is.
Thank God! What's it like always having your ass cheeks rule your life?
At the heart of the Catholic teaching is the Christian abhorrence of violence--the command not to kill, to turn the other cheek, to hold human life sacred.
Odette, who had been a good (if insubordinate) student (who, when reprimanded by the principal, bit her on the nose and the cheek, scarring her for life), ended her schooling at fourteen and worked in a factory; she wore ragged hand-me-down clothing and men's wooden clogs.
