Sentence examples for ready grin from inspiring English sources

Cohn-Bendit's ready grin, easy humour and non-dogmatic radicalism made him the antithesis of the dour theoretical Marxist.

Nuttall certainly kept the papers on side during the siege, with a ready grin for any passing press photographer.

Mr Birrell said: "Nick was a sweet-natured guy, a rock music fan with a ready grin" who had a "relaxed and chatty nature".

That appeal has almost everything to do with Mr. Sy, a graceful goofball with a ready grin and an easy physicality that can brighten even the stalest material.

Lindor has been a joy, and I have him by heart now the slinky mustache, the ready grin, the necklace, the terrier delight of it all.

He was blandly handsome, with big, circular eyes, a ready grin, and a shiny mound of dark hair, always parted down the left side.

The glazed bricks that lined the chamber glistened in the sun.Emile was 17 then, some years out of village school, with an early moustache and a ready, cheeky grin.

Chapman declined to reveal how Russians were to put aside the country's most crippling problems – corruption, alcoholism and rampant police brutality, to name just three – and start the day with a ready-made grin.

Mr. Obama, the least silly of men, was even willing to mug for a silly Facebook-ready picture, grinning and giving a thumbs-up with Medvedev and a goofy-looking Silvio Berlusconi.

Kenyon Martin, his primary defender, grinned, ready for the challenge.

Mr. Sifford chuckles when he hears this sort of thing with a grin ready-made for a television commercial.