Sentence examples for smile long from inspiring English sources

If crow's-feet linger, they can suggest a smile long after it is gone.

Greenwood has perfected the McNamara smile — long and curved, like a scythe.

There is one anecdote in this bracing little book that still makes me crack a smile long after reading it.

Goosebumps arrive when Lysistrata speaks of the women's suffering under the war, as both wives and mothers: "All our boys are gone," she says matter-of-factly, the beaming smile long gone, the angrily gesticulating arms at rest.

I will start to look back at what I have achieved with a smile," Long said on Twitter.

Thus, a participant might observe the "Mona Lisa" as a "a smug woman, smirking, acting secretive" rather than as "a white woman with an assymetrical smile, long dark hair and large hands which she has crossed in front of her".

"To come here is like a little vacation," a smiling Long said of being in New York.

The physician, who once worked in Africa's AIDS-ravaged Lesotho, draws a smiling, long-haired stick figure, then surrounds it with circles.

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In one of these drawings, found after Wrightson's death, she sketched a smiling, long-haired girl stabbing a figure in the chest, and blood pouring out of the wound.

Nicknamed "Ape" by his colleagues due to his imposing physique, he was described by a fellow pilot as "a big, smiling, long-armed giant from Putney, with an irresistible offensive spirit and quite fearless".