Sentence examples for chest swell from inspiring English sources

I would listen, just as I had on that trip, and watch Patalarga's or Henry's chest swell with pride.

Does your chest swell with pride, or your gorge rise at the thought of what soldiers do for a living?

High-minded holocaust dramas like Schindler's List or Fateless may be imperishable history lessons and remind us of much that should never be forgotten, but they don't necessarily make the kosher chest swell with pride.

A media storm duly followed – the Daily Star's criticisms appearing next to photos of 15-year-old Charlotte Church looking "chest swell" – punctuated by politicians pompously denouncing the programme before having to admit that they hadn't actually seen it.

One Mail splurge on the programme (headed 'Unspeakably sick', the words of one of the Ministers who hadn't watched it) was preceded by close-ups of Princesses Beatrice (13) and Eugenie (11) in their bikinis; in the Star, beside a shock-horror-sicko Morris story, sat a picture of singer Charlotte Church in a tight top ('She's a big girl now... chest swell!').

You couldn't help but smile, feeling your chest swell in your little navy blue blazer from Young Man's Fancy.

He paused and his chest swelled.

He looked so proud, his chest swelled.

His eyes flashed, his chest swelled.

/ When he has an execution it's a special treat, / And the Ossetian chest swells".

My chest swells with the pride of a mother whose child has made a decision and follows his own will.