Sentence examples for face screwed up from inspiring English sources
"I am drinking really, really, really, really fast," she announced and started to power-slurp her juice, her face screwed up with the effort.
"But," argues Ben, his face screwed up in puzzlement, "conkers don't come until autumn". His friends begin a new series of suggestions, trying to persuade him.
He still talks too fast, with his face screwed up, looking as though he is facing too much sunshine or too many TV lights.
A clip from that era shows Wiig — regular-person-size, as opposed to waif-thin, as she is now, and brunet rather than blond — impersonating a sweet, daft tooth fairy who confesses, her face screwed up in dainty disgust, that "sometimes I don't take the tooth".
As the energy mounts, Crazy Titch is bopping with cartoonish energy, face screwed up at the sheer meanness of the track playing underneath, his blitzkrieg of bars including the lyric "Draw for me, you'll be on the 10 O'Clock News" seconds before the fight with Dizzee breaks out.
"I can't sit here with my face screwed up when I've got a silver at an Olympic Games.
But when people greet him on the street, their faces screw up with concern and their questions are anxious.
Junior's eyes are closed and his face is screwed up as if he were in pain.
Being sad is the true faith: face after face at the Piccadilly is screwed up in distress.
