'smile spoke' is not a correct combination of words in written English.
You might use the phrase 'a smile spoke volumes' which means that a smile communicates a lot without words. Example sentence: His friendly smile spoke volumes about his kind-hearted nature.
A large smile spoke volumes about what the podium finish meant in her fourth consecutive Olympics.
But he admitted that he had enjoyed it too and the smile spoke of satisfaction.
He fastened on his best CEO mask and, displaying a half smile, spoke calmly for about 20 minutes.
He was a man of few words (even though he spoke 7 languages), but His subtle, mischievous smile spoke for him.
Physically Ms. Borodina seemed to inhabit the entire stage, projecting an oversize allure that fully accounted for her character's seductive pull on everyone around her. Smaller gestures were just as compelling; each arched eyebrow and come-hither smile spoke volumes.
Flashing that shy smile, speaking that whispery voice, she has always seemed like the pop provocateur next door.
"I was seeing things I liked about him that I didn't wanna see," he says with a wry smile, speaking in his easygoing, rambling style.
"I hope you still like it," Mr. Gensler said with a smile, speaking in a ballroom at the Waldorf Astoria in Midtown Manhattan.
Thomas spoke at yesterday's news conference with a beaming smile, speaking of winning championships and promising to "clear the clouds".
Don's smile speaks of both contentment and unease (as well as having the unfortunate side effect of making him look something of a moron).
The paragraphs trace the path of her infancy: we watch her learn to smile, speak, take staggering steps through spring's first flowers.
