Sentence examples for making expressions from inspiring English sources

On co-star Kieran Culkin: "He has a very flexible face and is good at making expressions that terrify me".

Isner said he sweated through seven or eight shirts and wore himself down, not from chasing down Kohlschreiber's well-placed shots, but from pumping his fist and making expressions of exultation earlier in the match.

When making expressions, be subtle and mature.

Try making expressions into the mirror and then copying them down.

Get a mirror and start making expressions at yourself and look and hear how you appear to and edit.

Then, too, there was so much character in the playing, not weighing the music down but lightening it, making expression tally with clear execution, fine texture and brisk movement.

EST data are a valuable resource for making expression catalogues.

The A. gambiae expression map has potential for making expression data more accessible and useful to researchers throughout the field.

Moreover, two promoters may produce mRNA isoforms that are nearly indistinguishable, again making expression microarrays difficult to design.

Detection of MAE by expression bias is not possible in polyclonal cell populations as both paternal and maternal transcripts are present, making expression appear biallelic.

"I have made expressions of flexibility," Mr. Corzine told reporters in Trenton on Friday.