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Discover LudwigThe phrase "draw a smile" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of causing joy or happiness, as in the following example sentence: "His performance was so entertaining that it drew a smile from everyone in the audience."
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"You could put him anywhere and he'll draw a smile from people.
Actually, a pair of rabbit ears is the one accessory guaranteed to draw a smile from anyone in the vicinity.
Above all, though, Josie and Emlyn hope Bar Hunt will draw a smile from Rosen and Oxenbury.
It's enough to draw a smile from Jack Donaghy, Mr. Baldwin's network executive on "30 Rock," who knows how unpredictable the talent can be.
That it is possible to make a political point and draw a smile at the same time, indeed a smile may deliver the message far more effectively than a shout.
Why aren't they taking the kids with them?" It's certainly a parody that will draw a smile from any parent who has tried to hide Bear Hunt from their kids in the hope of introducing a little variation into the bedtime routines, only to be met with tears and a mini-tantrum.
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Get to the beard, though, and it draws a smile.
That drew a smile from E. J., 11, and a nod from his mother, Mary Fratianni, standing nearby at Coram Country Lanes.
That obligatory pop-psychology question (about the straight-arrow son rebelling against the shady father) draws a smile.
The play, named X-clown, drew a smile from receiver Steve Smith because of what he suspected would follow.
One pitch earlier, Dickey had brushed Rodriguez back with a fastball that actually drew a smile from Rodriguez while he sat in the dirt.
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