Sentence examples for grinning about from inspiring English sources

"Even cops like me," he added, grinning about his having had a few run-ins here and there over his advocacy of hemp and its more recreational cousin.

I remember them talking about it in the dressing room – groaning about Andy Gray's supposed bias towards Manchester United or grinning about the glamorous ladies presenting on the channel.

By the time he gets to his feet, grinning, about to be mobbed, he catches a glimpse of a TV reporter on the sideline, shoving a mike at one of his teammates.

I'm grinning about that now, because I've come to realise that there's no such thing as a finished screenplay: the document is only a blueprint, and so much will change in the building.

He fights as a middleweight, a hundred and sixty pounds, demolishing opponents and then grinning about it, looking less like a sadist and more like a good-natured guy delighted to discover, anew, that he can entertain crowds simply by doing something that comes naturally to him.

"After we had talked, he said he would be back in a couple of months," Sanchez says, grinning about the number of fighters who have said the same and were never seen again.

Indeed British swimming has plenty to grin about as the Olympic competition gets under way with three British women ranked in the world's top five this year.

Mr. Copley, who has since cut the price by $150,000, found something to grin about: The number of showings shot up, from just five in the week before the Curbed notoriety to more than double that number.

Ukip would also abolish VAT on sanitary products, James said, although she suggested this was something the audience should "grin" about and not consider to be too much of a serious point.

He grinned about his own bank shot.

The point were making is that neither man had anything to grin about.