Sentence examples for others grimace from inspiring English sources
Some close their eyes calmly; others grimace violently as if being shot; others just gaze intently into the lens.
Though the boss had ordered every employee to smile continuously when serving the customers, others grimaced the moment they left the field of vision of either the boss or the customer, but Agripina's smile stayed on her face throughout the day as if it had been nailed on.
The fact that so much of the president's speech was met that way — one side enthusiastic and shouting "USA!" and the other grimacing its way through — underscored both the rampant partisanship afoot in the capital and how foreign the idea of unity actually is.
Give Daryl something to do other than grimace.
Others had grimaces to match the mimes'.
Andrew Jenkins, 14, showed one in which he and a friend staggered unevenly toward each other while grimacing, rolling their eyes and holding a crooked wrist at shoulder level.
If Ramaphosa greeted the first results read out on Monday night with a broad grin, others prompted a grimace.
For example, maybe your look of concentration comes across to others as a grimace, or your thinking out loud ("What if we were to... ..) is taken as a directive.
The strap digs into his bony shoulders, and he is constantly shifting it from one side to the other with a grimace.
Cliff Floyd bent over the first-base line, unable to stand up straight, incapable of any expression other than a grimace.
