Sentence examples for smile smack from inspiring English sources

We smile, smack our lips, so happy with the food, with each other.

Smile and smack your lips and make them want to taste it because it looks so good the way you are eating it.

One job was for a filmed commercial for Warneker's Bread in which she ate a piece of bread slathered with jelly, smiled broadly and smacked her lips.

Yet even now his wide and woodenish lips sometimes smack together in smiling appetite.

You do not know what being stared at is until you walk around your workplace or Pottery Barn with a huge gap smack in the front of your smile.

You can give off an energy or a vibe just by wearing a silly, cute, light-hearted, smack-a-smile-on-your-face style.

Only when his teammates skated over to hug him and smack him on the back did he smile.

"If Deah were to see me now, he would give me a smack and tell me to put a smile on my face," he added.

But, when she smacks a fly dead against her neck, her smile stays dreamy.

The diction in both instances -- absolutely unacceptable"; "resolutely refused"; "smacked her lips," the "crinkled" nose, the "playing" smile -- is emphatically ordinary, even cliched.

He was doing the same thing with "stunning, wide smile," trying to control the impact of the "stunning" by smacking it with a comma as one would put English on a cue ball.