This foray into live modeling sparked "Over the Hill," as Andrews sought the expertise of more and more photographers, grinning, grimacing and even shedding his clothes in front of the camera.
Some time in late 2001, the graffiti of a grinning cat called M. Chat, more grin than body, began appearing on the Paris streets, and spreading quickly in notoriety, began to be used on political posters and demonstrations occurring in France at the time.
The Beatles singing Alice provides us, if not with a note, then at least with one more grin without a cat, a resonance without a reference.
If movie theaters cut the price of admission, candy and drinks in half, I will endure commercials with a more grin-and-bear-it attitude.
He added that compared to Jack's storyline, he "actually wore more grins watching the microscopic B-story with the writers, playing Marry, Boff, Kill".
Mr. Obama looked more amused, grinning, when the moderator, Wolf Blitzer, asked Mrs. Clinton if she had been "naïve" to trust President Bush at the outset of the Iraq war.
— The United States Open concluded its rainy, muddy and chaotic five-day run at Bethpage Black on Monday, and it turned out to be more about grit than glamour, more grinding than grinning.
With a wave of her hand and a say-no-more grin, she divulges: "Juilliard".
It's telling that Vila's shops stock more postcards of grinning people than of palm-fringed beaches.
While it may seem odd, applying Vaseline to the teeth is an old stage-hand trick, used to get dancers and other performers more enthusiastic about grinning.
