Sentence examples for make you grin from inspiring English sources

But this year, there's something available that might be able to make you grin a little while contemplating April 15th.

Written in 1985, the details will also make you grin with recognition: expensive beige raincoats, orchid corsages, Jontue perfume.

But this game is a lot more endearing, and has moments of gameplay that'll make you grin with satisfaction at your achievements and at the story line.

The first face we see in "Aftershock" belongs to Eli Roth, a sighting that will, depending on your moviegoing preferences, make you grin with anticipation or run for the exit.

It's the latest Range Rover, a car that a lucky few can afford and one that, if you're lucky enough to have, will make you grin madly every time you climb aboard.

By that I mean that the action of pressing a key doesn't make you grin, as it does with a proper mechanical keyboard (ask your local nerd to play with their keys, you will then understand).

You may find his Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue gaudy, but doesn't its cockiness makes you grin?

There can't have been much work around for a professional breakdancer recently and his signature wibbly-wobbly move still makes you grin uncontrollably.

Aside from making you grin, the point of the video, according its creators, is to show that British Muslims are just as happy, eclectic, cosmopolitan, diverse, creative, fun and outgoing as anyone else.

In the classic picture "Barbershop, Rome, 1956," Mr. Klein has so deftly composed the ritual ablutions of about a dozen Italian men that even in reproductions the visual elegance of this caricature makes you grin.

If you want a disc that makes you grin from ear to ear like an idiot, this is as good a bet as any, this year, to accomplish the job.