Sentence examples for to cheek in from inspiring English sources

1998: Stanley Donen bursting intosong, "Cheek to Cheek,"in the middle of his lifetimeachievement-awardacceptance speech.

Could Astaire and Rogers have danced cheek to cheek in swing time if they were sporting make-believe dairy mustaches?

The two superstars will perform a track from their joint album Cheek to Cheek in the brand's festive TV campaign, which launches worldwide in November.

Artpop, the singer's last album, came out three years ago, though she collaborated with Tony Bennett on Cheek to Cheek in 2014.

The two stood momentarily cheek to cheek in the entryway's stark light, with Sunday in a scuffed baseball cap and Peter in his African garb.

Sex or not, from 1933 to 1949, Astaire and Rogers danced cheek to cheek in 10 films and into movie-musical history.

Lucky ducks – they are cheek-to-cheek in clinches with the dancers, having the time of their lives.

Imagining Palaeolithic man marvelling at the play of firelight on the cave wall, Herzog cuts in footage of Fred Astaire dancing with his own giant shadow; you find yourself imagining Cro-Magnons dancing cheek- to-cheek in top hat and mammoth fur.

I put my left on his back or upper arm, depending on whether we are dancing in a close embrace, cheek to cheek, or in a loose one.

The plates created a series of knobby ridges that ran across each tooth from tongue to cheek, as in modern elephants.

The "Cheek to Cheek" sequence in "Love's Labour's Lost" has the young scholars literally flying upward on cables as soon as the opening lyric, "Heaven, I'm in heaven," is heard.