Sentence examples for smiles over from inspiring English sources

Lincoln holds a cue while Nixon, in a polo shirt, smiles over his shoulder.

"Sunderland," he smiles over a cup of tea on the terrace of the House of Commons.

"Kind of a good job," he smiles over a snatched coffee.

"The grand flanero, they call me," the elder Rodriguez says, and smiles over his son's hot Miele stove.

His pieces often sound like backdrops to movies in which women throwing Mona Lisa smiles over their shoulders vanish into mists, or estranged lovers exchange lingering glances.

ZHAO XIAO, a former Communist Party official and convert to Christianity, smiles over a cup of tea and says he thinks there are up to 130m Christians in China.

A true believer in Elysium's preservation-of-privilege-through-quarantine, her pained smiles, over-enunciation, and the changing hues of her outfits -- from white to gray to gun-barrel pewter -- suggest both her growing militarism and the sense that Elysium is getting hard to protect, what with namby-pamby politicians forbidding lethal force against refugee shuttles.

We had a little smile over that".

"It's springtime," he said, smiling over his merlot.

Not everyone is cracking a smile over this merry pranksterism.

"When she's ready," the farmer replied with a smile, over and over.