Sentence examples similar to sported a grin from inspiring English sources

"When you have energy like this," Craig Rookstool said, sporting a grin as wide as the puddles forming in Lot G before Game 1 of the 2015 World Series.

The boss, so relaxed that it has almost been suspicious, has been sporting a grin as often as that red cap of his.

"I thought it was a terrific night," the Mittster said to CNN's Gloria Borger as he left the Jacksonville stage, sporting a grin as wide as a Cheshire cat's.

So now a play that might once have sported a satanic grin is obliged to furrow its brow.

Unlike Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard and any number of other flamboyant performers, he sang in a mellow voice and sported a wide grin onstage.

Permanently encased in grease and shod in flip- flops, he sported a toothless grin.

Permanently encased in grease and clad in flip- flops, he sported a toothless grin.

No Volga Viking, he is a bit portly, sporting a sheepish grin and a shaggy haircut.

It's "Damn the Torpedoes". Tom Petty is sporting a knowing grin.

The main villain, Lord Kira (Tadanobu Asano), is also good value, sporting a malign grin as he plots new misdeeds.

He is looking for his girlfriend, roaring like a wounded lion and sporting a deranged grin.