"put smile" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It would be more correct to say "put on a smile" or "smile." Example: She walked into the room and put on a smile, even though she was feeling nervous.
"As long as I can put smile on somebody's face every day, make them happy, that is all because I can say thank God".
What made you decide to put Smile out in that format?
Flowers and chocolates are fine sometimes to put smile on their face but a book, a watch or a diary will do wonders for you.
"Hopefully we put smiles on some faces".
"We were able to put smiles on people's faces".
Here are some top picks that are likely to put smiles on little faces.
As a warm-up to Sandwich, we want to put smiles on faces.
"I was able to fill my fridge and put smiles on my children's faces," she said.
As to your "frowning guests," a delicious, well-planned, well-served meal will put smiles on their faces.
In Central Park, several sculptures seem designed to put smiles on children's faces.
As well as curling toes, the news will put smiles on faces.
