Sentence examples for find cheek from inspiring English sources

I couldn't help but find cheek in the idea of a woman named Memory writing her memoir.

That morning, instead of pounding the slopes at first light, I found myself cheek to cheek with a large table of ski-school instructors puffing on cigarettes and drinking cappuccinos.

I must admit I find his cheek amusing and am wooed by his ability to play with time in his turns.

In one of those funny confluences that retailers like Bergdorf Goodman are seemingly built to showcase, the two designers and their variant ideas of how men should dress now find themselves cheek by jowl.

Finally, we list the classification results in Table 2. From the classification performance on different local regions, we find that cheek regions could achieve more superior results than other regions.

Find a cheek stain or cream blush with touches of red in it.

A block away, at Luhring Augustine, you'll find another cheek-by-jowl display of paintings functioning as an installation, on purpose, as a way to stress the gallery's commercial function.

High fashion found itself cheek by jowl with Wagyu burgers and £10-a-piece pawpaws.

They belong to the same elite; they can be found living cheek by jowl in the same exclusive neighborhood, and hobnobbing at the same Georgetown parties. . . .

In a fourth case, a doctor examining a child for sexual abuse found a cheek burn that the caseworker had ignored because she thought it had been "caused by ringworm".

However, methylated DNA was also found in cheek cells, indicating that the epigenetic event occurred early in development and in cells of both mesodermal and ectodermal origin.