Sentence examples for fixed grin from inspiring English sources

With fixed grin, Mr Romney then stayed silent as a wave of boos and shouts of "No!" through the hall.

Obama appeared the more relaxed of the two, sitting with legs crossed, smiling broadly and waving to reporters, while McCain sat stiffly, with a seemingly fixed grin.

With fixed grin, Mr Romney then stayed silent as a wave of boos and shouts of "No!" swept through the hall.

You might see me at a party, fixed grin, neat dress, nodding along to whatever my companion is saying, looking to the manor born a diplomat's wife.

Mr. Grimes had been the chief source of amusement in the first half, but now it was Mr. Fleming, whose fixed grin and gleaming eyes made him the more ludicrously hilarious of two aerobics instructors.

With a fixed grin revealing a tightly clenched set of teeth, Jamal Zubia welcomed us to Tripoli.

Which only goes to remind us that, ever since Show Boat in 1927, musical theatre has always been about a lot more than high kicks and fixed grins.

At just six years old, Temple delivered that number with eerie accomplishment, like an alien from the Planet Professional, to adult actors who had to wear fixed grins.

Every one of us, at some time or another, have found ourselves embroiled in a heated, yet determinedly 'jovial' argument on the arrival of the bill – "No, no, NO – let ME!" we screech through fixed grins, as we claw at the offending scrap of paper.

She had a fixed wide grin.

There is a campaign facial expression: a fixed inane grin, directed out the window of the campaign van, mirrored by every other occupant.