'so we smiled' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express that you and someone else smiled in reaction to something that had just been said or done. For example, "My sister was telling me about how her club team won their match, so we smiled with pride."
"So we smile for the cameras and then we go into his office, said Mr. Jaworski.
We can't think of anything new to do, so we just smile, family portrait style.
I'm so happy!" and we smile adorably at each other.
So we'll keep smiling, having fun.
"Our bodies have bruises, so we need to smile," says Osipova, acknowledging not only her current fatigue, but also the difficulties she's encountered with this project along the way.
"We're on a mission to make a million people smile, so we're sharing our fresh-tasting snack cakes with as many people as possible," says an actor near an Airstream trailer emblazoned with the Little Debbie logo.
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A Blitz spirit hangs over British film, an attitude that says: "Well, we lived through that misery – war, strikes, sexism, banned pop songs, whatever – and came out smiling, so we'll do it again".
Wade was first, arriving in a sports-utility vehicle and telling awaiting reporters, "I'm in a New York state of mind, so we'll see!" Afterward, he smiled and said, "The meeting went really well".
"Now we're on a winning streak," Derek Jeter said with a smile, "so we're good again, right?" Jeter, who was removed from Wednesday's game after he aggravated a bone bruise in his left ankle, collected a run-scoring bloop single in the seventh.
