Sentence examples for grin down from inspiring English sources

Lorre looked like a sleazy baby, his face registering every passing petulance, ready to drop from a hopeful grin down to a sulk.

(When I ask Blair about the slapdowns in the Powell book, I can almost hear his rictus grin down the phone: "He wouldn't be Jonathan if he didn't... ..) I ask Powell to assess Blair's strengths and weaknesses as a leader, and he sets off with some gusto, describing his vision and his courage - "The real test of political leaders, and he had that in spades".

"Very good," Ms. Sferrazza said, before grinning down at Yomar.

Trigger was there, too, grinning down at him.

"Well," the president says, grinning down at his lectern.

"This is why I moved to New York," said Ms. Grambeau, grinning down from her stilts.

At the Canal Street station, Larry Anderson, 35 years old and fresh from church, grinned down at the train tracks.

PRINCETON - sitsserenelyenely, posed in the classic mode of a Pietà bathed in a halo of pale light, "the silly mug of the moon grinning down".

A Swiss traveller counted over 30 in 1599, noting the perverse pride felt by noblemen seeing an ancestor's head on a stick, grinning down at them.

Of those grinning down on us, the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Aerosmith, Slash, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top and Jeff Beck have all recorded at the hotel's plush NightBird recording studios.

In Baalbek, a Hezbollah stronghold where a poster of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, grins down on a busy street, refugees turn to Sawa, a community group that views helping them as embodying its nonsectarian mission.