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Discover LudwigThe phrase "offered a smile" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone giving a smile to another person, often in a friendly or welcoming manner. Example: "When she entered the room, he looked up and offered a smile, making her feel instantly at ease."
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Mr. Kelly offered a smile.
Then he offered a smile of contentment and headed off for a vacation.
Off to the side, Carlos Beltrán, limbering up, offered a smile and slapped Bernazard on the shoulder.
When prodded again at a regular press briefing last Tuesday, he offered a smile and said: "Honestly speaking, I don't know where he is.
As The New York Observer described one such visit, he took a kiss on both cheeks, offered a smile here or there, listened to a few money-besotted giggles, and then slipped back into his black S.U.V.
In a brief appearance in a London courtroom on Friday afternoon, he dressed in a blue sweater and white shirt and appeared nervous, dabbing sweat from his cheeks and eyebrows, yet briefly offered a smile for reporters.
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Offer a smile that says, "Yes, I know it's difficult, but we'll all get there".
Casey offers a smile when conceding he would "love that" to be a problem on account of high-profile glory.
Ledee offers a smile and a pat on the shoulder when he passes, asks how your day is going.
MILD MANNERS Workers, who pop out of the little office in the back to offer a smile and assistance, mostly keep their distance.
Can you offer a smile to everyone you meet?
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