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Discover Ludwig"smile nicely" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example sentence: She gave her date a smile and said, "Thank you for a lovely evening." He smiled back and replied, "My pleasure. You always know how to smile nicely."
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Look, I'll smile nicely, and you'll love me,' " Frears told me.
It is not exactly mastering nuclear physics to smile nicely, shake hands, and visit sick patients, the traditional job of a first lady.
"When I was a teenager, my strategy was to sneak my cello onto the plane, smile nicely at the flight attendants and hope that they'd put it in the overhead bin," says Mr Haimovitz.
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Smile nicely and appropriately.
Smile nicely, Don't grimace!
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Wrinkle your nose up, smile and grin nicely a lot; show your lovely pearly whites.
He smiles nicely but usually looks too serious.
The bastard shakes my hand, smiles nicely, no hint of recognition.
Smiling nicely at several attractive women who seemed strangely uninterested in having sex with him, Bond shuffled his way towards the front of the taxi queue.
While we stand here smiling nicely for the cameras, Inuit communities in the Arctic are planning survival strategies for their families as the deep seas gradually engulf them.
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