Sentence examples for expressions run from inspiring English sources

Normally, her strongest expressions run the gamut from "gee" to "gosh".

Her expressions run up and down the scale from blunt to dour to lost, angry, kittenish, babyish, sheepish, dimpling and scholarly, without stopping at forthrightly sexy or openly smiling.

Mikos told HuffPost she thinks her son's expressions run in the family.

Burley's first semantics of complex expressions runs into difficulties on some fronts, however.

When casting news for the film adaptation of E.L. James' erotic romance novel "Fifty Shades of Grey" broke over the long weekend, reactions were muddled with expressions running from "Finally!" to "Seriously?!" The announcements came Monday via James Twitterr account.

We used RT-qPCR to complete the RNA-Seq expression run with an assessment of the expression of 26 transcripts that are representative of most sRNA sub-categories (Figure 5).

Elsewhere an old actor telling a story speaks "with a new expression running over his face, or indeed with a new face, the story-teller's face".

The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra's 2010 winter festival, "Italy: Land of Song and Expression," runs from Jan . 8to 31.

LaBute acknowledged that inIn the wake of the recent terrorist attacks on the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, the overarching theme of freedom of expression running through all 12 new works under the umbrella title Walking the Tightrope is particularly prescient.

With his sad, crinkled eyes in a craggy face whose expression runs from sorrowful to bitter, Gene embodies the rugged can-do American spirit near the end of its tether but still undefeated.

HE knows well that his views are among a distinct minority here in Egypt and around the region, and that his call for freedom of expression runs up against authoritarian systems that stifle public discourse.