Sentence examples for dropping smile from inspiring English sources

Let's go.' " Still, Mr. Foster said, he is pleased the company is dropping "Smile" and its longer variant because they "had nothing to do with the brand" and "could have been for Colgate, United Airlines, Disneyland or Hertz".

Just turned 25, the onetime White House intern has the steel to wade through a press gaggle without ever dropping her smile.

When dropping by smiling Croatia and scowling Serbia, one notices similar changes in their ways of life: The roads are better, there is more order in public spaces, buildings have facelifts and paint jobs, and the restaurants serve nicer food.

She drops the smile: "I have had a very strong sense of guilt – inappropriate guilt – since childhood".

Then, addressing the grown-ups, he dropped the smile and said the best way to battle terrorists was to build strong alliances "so we can get at these people before they get at us".

If the question is treated as a non sequitur, you need to drop the smile and look earnest with a hint of stupidity.

I think you dropped your smile somewhere back there!

He dropped his smile and flopped back into his chair.

II Back in his room, Wolfe paced for a long time, with a flustered and happy smile, dropping heavily now into an armchair, now onto the edge of the bed.

Back in his room, Wolfe paced for a long time, with a flustered and happy smile, dropping heavily now into an armchair, now onto the edge of the bed.

Discussing his nearly 30-year comedy career, the elastic clown says: "I've earned my freedom … I'd hate to be one of these comedians who still put on the suit but you can see the smile dropping – you can see they're unhappy".