Sentence examples for smiley faced from inspiring English sources

With cookie cutters Ms. Chen makes her daughter star-shaped vegetables; and with decorative skewers, a plastic top hat and pieces of nori (dried seaweed), cherry tomatoes become smiley faced, mustachioed creatures.

"Every day, Mark comes in and says 'oh wow, what is this?"' says Michael Zee who is softly bearded, smiley faced and as warm and comfortable as a feather cushion.

Parents searching Google's mobile app store will now be able to tap on a new "Family" button indicated with a green, smiley faced star icon in order to find the family-friendly content across apps, games, movies and TV homepages.

Apparently, smiley faced sponges are worth a lot.

Drawn by her host's daughters, the picture had the phrase "Have a ______ Day", with a smiley faced affixed instead of the word "nice".

After our initial reconnection, messages were sent with smiley faced LOLs, which lead to a hastily planned best friend reunion (the "forever" part was TBD, I suppose).

That smiley-faced nastiness was enough to make Eminem a target for the censorious, which in turn gave him a new bunch of antagonists to provoke.

Mr. Price's head-bobbing beats keep things smiley-faced whether Seal is proffering love and compassion, or bemoaning the way things fall apart.

The two shows describe opposite extremes in sophisticated art since the nineteen-seventies: ascetic, academy-based, and soft-core political in Williams's case; hedonistic, market-oriented, and smiley-faced populist in that of Koons.

And so you have "The Muppets," Disney's endearing, silly, smiley-faced movie directed by James Bobin ("Flight of the Conchords," "Da Ali G Show") and arriving on a marketing tsunami.

In the parallel world of pop, many people have noted how punk's venom was unleashed during the mild boredom of James Callaghan's tenure, while the apparent horror of Thatcherism gave us smiley-faced new romanticism.