Sentence examples for from the smile from inspiring English sources
He's obviously just given up the England job, from the smile on his face.
From the smile of a girl, so young, so young, to a scornful look flung by a passerby.
Stores are built on relationships, from the smile of the elderly cashier at my grocery store when she sees my baby to the private shoppers who serve as advisers and confidants to their wealthy clients at Bergdorf Goodman.
"It just seemed like being stuck in an office," she said one chilly autumn evening after clocking out of work and relaxing in her kitsch-filled apartment, just a few doors down from the Smile, where she lives with her hepcat husband, Frank Sisti Jr. (better known as the D.J. and filmmaker Kid America).
The store's Tumblr is filled with photographs of those who are undoubtedly in the club: Irina Lazareanu and her glorious layering choices, snapped at a music festival; or Carlos Quirarte from the Smile behind the coffee bar; or Blue Lindeberg, Johan's daughter, in the store's burger-and-fries earrings.
Then, a few years later, he published his book Quel bowling sul Tevere [The Bowling Alley on the Tiber], where there is this story about a director who goes into a boutique and sees a shop assistant and builds a story around her – just from the smile and glance of the shop assistant, he imagines that this woman has killed her father".
The friendly staff takes its lead from the smiling hosts.
"Good for you, dear," comes the encouraging reply from the smiling librarian.
The stereotypes of old age run from the smiling old dear to the grumbling curmudgeon.
£12.99 from The Smiling Grape Company smilinggrape.com Masi Campofiorin 2010, Rosso del Veronese IGT, Veneto, Italy.
Lively believes that "old age is forever stereotyped … from the smiling old dear to the grumbling curmudgeon".
