Sentence examples for cherubic cheeks from inspiring English sources

Brock, who thanks to his cherubic cheeks and impish grin looks impossibly young, already has reeled in some of his industry's most prestigious awards.

But when it comes to his music Mr. Rahman, who is 43 but with his cherubic cheeks could pass for less than 30, turns surprisingly chatty.

Joe Lieberman's crags and Arnold Schwarzenegger's squared-off mug, in other words, bode well; the billowing chins of Al Sharpton and the cherubic cheeks of John Edwards do not.

The new toy, which he fetches from a tiny vitrine occupied by pottery shards and other small treasures, is a gold coin minted in Rome, aglint with the unmistakably cherubic cheeks of the emperor Nero.

And, indeed, it is hard to square this petite, youthful woman (she will be 40 in July), with her blonde urchin crop and cherubic cheeks, with her racy reputation.

TWO years ago Hugh Bonneville was just another hard-working British actor whose plummy vowels and cherubic cheeks lent themselves to characters good (Bernie, the stockbroker who never gets the girl in "Notting Hill") and not so good (Henleigh Grandcourt, the aristocrat who sends the girl fleeing in "Daniel Deronda").

But Mr. Hayward, an earnest-looking man with cherubic red cheeks and a soft British accent, remains ever present in BP's response efforts.

The film critic's cherubic face stared at the audience.

Bobby is balding and has a round, cherubic face.

His cherubic face could barely contain his excitement.

Rivera became the cherubic public face of revolutionary, postcolonial Mexico.