As she runs down a filthy alley, from darkness to light, she breaks into a joyful grin: she's clearly happier than she's ever been.
The only time she broke cover was a brief and joyful grin as she watched a calf being born on a farm, pre-empting her discussion of agriculture and the arrival of the land girls.
Sometimes we worried that the full extent of his humour was lost in translation for non-Italian audiences but he had a range of smiles that seemed to convey his feelings, whether the joyful grin of a podium, the cheeky smile that came with a funny retort to a question, or the "next time" smile after the disappointment of a retirement or crash.
She ran around our apartment with cake on her face and a joyful grin.
Or the joyful grin on one Cuban man, who, with their baby in tow, accompanied his wife - and her horn - to the band's hotel in hopes of getting a pointer or two from saxophonist Ted Nash (she did, and they jammed together).
Newspaper photographs caught a seemingly joyful moment: a grinning Sam Hallam – his arm firmly gripped by his mother, Wendy – walking down the court steps doused with the champagne of well-wishers.
And when he jumps down in triumph with a big grin and a joyful shout "I did it, Mom!" I will be there, smiling.
Mr. Houben, by contrast, greets every moment of the journey from dawn to dusk with a goofy, naïve grin, hilariously expressing joyful abandon even in the act of combing his hair.
The boy's wide, white grin was as unbridled as Walcott's joyful shout.
A truly joyful, imaginative and energising collection, Nation Time is like a grinning punk cousin to Miles Davis's brutal and brilliant Bitches Brew LP, which arrived a few months later.
