Sentence examples for expressions made from inspiring English sources
To Ortiz, the Tampa Bay Rays' expressions made them seem tentative.
"Cliffhanger," "kudos," "hoofers," "niteries," "Will it play in Peoria?" — all are terms and expressions made famous in its pages.
SLEEPY HOLLOW -- "Cross Roads and Cross Rivers: Diversity in Colonial New York," exhibition exploring varied cultural expressions made by American Indians, Dutch settlers and African slaves.
The team filmed Mr Serkis's face to determine which muscles he used for different expressions, so that these could guide the expressions made by Gollum.
The letter, delivered on Friday by the American ambassador to Israel, Daniel C. Kurtzer, was reported today in the local press and confirmed by senior Israeli officials; it followed similar expressions made publicly by Washington last week.
SLEEPY HOLLOW -- "Cross Roads and Cross Rivers: Diversity in Colonial New York," exhibition exploring varied cultural expressions made by pioneer New Yorkers, including Indians, Dutch settlers and African slaves.
Donald Trump's facial expressions make for popular vines.
Such weaknesses and confusions, the feminine enchantment in full flight — in both their comic and their tragic expressions — make "On Tangled Paths" and "Irretrievable" small masterworks.
Considering that body language, mostly consisting of facial expressions, makes up at least half of any message being communicated, this is a significant loss.
10 The use of flow expressions makes the creation of statecharts more systematic.
These expressions make possible to understand the behavior of the solutions.
