Sentence examples for smiles from a from inspiring English sources

She smiles from a gallery of black and white photos, young in some, old in others.

On the wall of Buzz-A-Rama Buzz-A-Rama Buzz-A-Ramassell, who died in 2005, smiles from a movie posthe.

The music smiles from a slight height, inflecting the sincerity into self-consciousness; it has an edge, but a flexible one, with no element of danger.

Susan Sontag, who knew how to hurt when she had to, wiped the smiles from a few lips by raising the despised Digest.

Queen Margherita Trattoria 246 Washington Avenue Nutley (973) 662-0007 queenmargherita.com/about.html WORTH IT THE SPACE Warmly decorated with sconces and burgundy velvet; Queen Margherita smiles from a portrait on the wall.

Rosalyn Carter saw today what life and disease are like in a squalid camp of Cambodian refugees and came away calling it "overwhelming, emotionally overwhelming". President Carter's wife spoon-fed rice to a malnourished woman in a primitive hospital ward, met with a blinded man and managed to elicit a few smiles from a tentful of Cambodian children whose parents are dead or missing.

"They sort of smile from a distance, which is nice".

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The crackle of gunfire across the lagoon prompted a smile from a passing Polish soldier.

"See my dad in shorts," he deadpanned, as his father smiled from a front table.

Mrs. Arroyo emerged smiling from a military hospital where she had been detained for eight months.