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Sentence examples for to grin from inspiring English sources

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to grin

noun

A smile in which the lips are parted to reveal the teeth.

synonyms

smilinggrinningsmile

Exact(57)

He just used to grin.

1
The New Yorker

He continued to grin.

2
The Guardian

In photographs he tends to grin uncomfortably.

3
The Economist

JIMMY (inclined to grin): And the quicklime?

4
The New Yorker

He does like to grin.

5
The Guardian - Music

She also suggested attempting to grin.

6
The New York Times

You just have to grin and bear it.

7
Independent

I didn't want to look sad, nor to grin inanely.

8
The Guardian

"Oooh," I say, and turn to grin at Steve.

9
The Guardian - Travel

Sue turned around to grin at me — maniacally.

10
The New York Times

I was subtly told to grin and bear it.

11
The Guardian - Opinion
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