Sentence examples for grinning by from inspiring English sources

He was tieless, drenched in sweat and still grinning by the end.

But it's also much more than that - it's such a refreshing read, especially when disability and disabled characters are concerned, and one that will leave every reader - disabled or not - grinning by the end.

In "The Labrador Fiasco," the narrator finds her father grinning by the fire as his wife reads one of his favorite books aloud: a 1903 account of two explorers who tried to penetrate "the last unmapped Labrador wilds" and froze to death instead.

At this, Browning grinned, "By God, Joe, we've got to have a drink on this.

And while the future Panty-Melter-in-Chief grinned by his side, Herman Cain said the words we've all been longing to hear: "I hereby officially and enthusiastically endorse Newt Gingrich for president of the United States".

"And suddenly I find this new policy of mine is respected abroad," he said this week, grinning -- "by Europeans more, the Americans less, but even there with some understanding".

"I see binders full," Mr. Lopate said as the presidential candidate John P. Wintergreen, portrayed with grinning charisma by Marc Kudisch, wondered how his campaign was faring with women.

ORLANDO, Fla .— Sandy Alderson stood there grinning, surrounded by a group of reporters in a hotel lobby Monday night, at the start of the annual general managers' meetings.

Gina Vivinetto from St .Petersburg Times, while reviewing the concert, described the performance, "The show closed with a buoyant Together Again that found Jackson grinning, surrounded by dancers moving in refreshing, unscripted merriment".

Instead of nodding and grinning tightly at passers-by, the mayor stopped and spoke for a few minutes with a man on the sidewalk.

He responded by grinning and bowing three times.