Sentence examples for including smile from inspiring English sources

The new theme of the campaign, scheduled to run at least two years, will replace the many slogans now seen and heard in 118 countries, including "Smile," the exhortation aimed at Americans since last year.

Ms. Telgemeier, who writes books aimed at young girls about her own childhood experiences, including "Smile" (Scholastic, 2010), based on a time in her life when she lost her two front teeth, will be signing copies of "Nursery Rhyme Comics" (First Second, 2011), a book of classic rhymes with short comics contributed by her, Mr. Roman and several dozen other cartoonists.

A comprehensive selection of options including "Smile Catch", Auto Face Tracking, Z Lighting, advanced photo art, scribble & scrawl and Quick Bar make the T850 a fabulously fun companion for bringing enjoyment and quality to today's digital life.

Several songs were featured in "I Hear You, I See You", including "Smile" by Evil Twins, "Well Runs Dry" by Peter Case, "Quick Canal" by Atlas Sound, "Older Guys" by The Flying Burrito Brothers, "It Takes a Muscle" by M.I.A. and "Take a Bow" by Greg Laswell.

She earns £7.20 an hour – plus £1 extra an hour for a week if she meets the mystery shopper and does all that's required, including smiling and selling products such as membership.

The device senses a limited range of emotions at the moment including smiling, frowning, winking, smirking and raising your eyebrows but there's so much you can convey in a social VR setting once you unlock body language.

To re-establish contact when the parent or an experimenter looks away or stops interacting with them, infants make considerable efforts, including smiling, gurgling, and vocalizing, which they stop when the experimenter returns.

In the occurrence of a phenomenon known solely as "health concordance", the health behaviors of partners tend to influence each of the partners' good or bad habits including smiling.

Films they appeared in after Subway Sadie include Smile, Brother, Smile (1927), Ladies Nightt in a Turkish Bath (1928), Lady Be Good (1928), and Children of the Ritz (1929).

Positive reinforcers include smiles, verbal approval, tangible rewards, earned points, commendations and the appreciation of peers and teachers.

Call Maggie and Robert" – his grandchildren, 10 and 12, respectively — "for their sophisticated coaching advice," which always includes smiling and using short sentences.