Sentence examples for strange grin from inspiring English sources

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It might seem strange to grin when you're being arrested, but happiness was the dominant emotion in 59percentt of the mug shots examined by the software.

HE enters bearing a platter of sweet buns, a man in strange attire, grinning, burbling, thrilled to be himself -- Slava Zaitsev, king of fashion in drab Soviet times and still, somehow, going strong.

Miss Subway is chosen by John Powers; "Strange as It Seems and "Grin and Bear It" are sydicated mewspaper features.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Brian Boyle, a fresh gap adorning his grin, scored a strange goal 3 minutes 7 seconds into the third period Wednesday night, sparking the Rangers to a 4-2 victoverover the Winnipeg Jets.

She's strange, loud and so animated her grin stretches around the room and back again.

Bolted to the ceiling is a collage of weird and wonderful knick-knacks, the pièce de résistance of the strange, even menacing decor: gold-painted cherub dolls grin creepily, hanging out among old tires and bicycle wheels.

The clientele, mostly lorry drivers, seem slightly bemused by our presence, and grin as we take turns trying the strange fare.

There's the utterly strange Same Difference, a brother and sister who never seem to stop grinning.

It slaps you down into the hard moulded-plastic chair and grins at you with its beige walls, chocolate machines and strange marks on the carpets.

The size and the seriousness of the crowd, as well as its deeply strange composition, seemed to take Kinky aback a little, and he shot Jewford a bemused grin.