Sentence examples for cheek like from inspiring English sources
Then she gives me a little peck on the cheek, like a sister might.
Yet the sea remains lambent and calm, and the air touches one's cheek like a kiss.
He even kissed each of them gently on the cheek, like a protective older brother.
Did you walk around with "Slave" scrawled on your cheek like Prince did?
One woman bears the crisscross marks of a telephone cord on her cheek, like a combat scar.
Capillaries branched across his cheeks like fine lace.
The nose springs forward from between the cheeks like a great parrot beak.
Edmund Spenser's Epithalamion, for instance, characterizes the beloved's eyes as being "like sapphires shining bright," with her cheeks "like apples which the sun hath rudded" and her lips "like cherries charming men to bite".
The romance soon faded, but it was a lovely time while it lasted, roaring into each filling station that we came to, hair flying, cheeks like roses, and telling the attendant to "Pour it in!" That's life, Cadillac.
There is a photograph from this period of del Toro, now overweight, transformed into the melting corpse of a fat woman; his eyeballs drip down his cheeks like cracked eggs.
