Sentence examples for trouble smile from inspiring English sources

After all that trouble, smile your big toothy grin at the cashier.

Nontonal music has a lot of trouble smiling, much less laughing out loud, but Mr. Imbrie's Scherzando could be downright funny.

You may have trouble smiling with your teeth.

"Sports like that can sometimes turn a bit too professional, a bit too quickly and you'll soon find yourself in trouble," he smiles.

Suddenly a city I had trouble finding smiles in seemed to be full of them beaming back at me.

Pressed on who might be responsible for his troubles, he smiled enigmatically.

Kaliouby was frank about the system's limitations — the software still was having trouble distinguishing a smile from a grimace — but the executives were impressed.

Edmunds had trouble containing his smile when talking about the opportunity to follow in his father's footsteps and contribute at Maryland like Ferrell did 30 years ago.

For now, he might use it as the fuel to drive him in pursuit of Dick Roman, but as we saw in the gut-wrenching final moments of the episode, he's still having trouble faking a smile through this loss.

"I'm the wrong man to ask, I was told where we all going to bat, and I know not to interpret things, it might get me into trouble," he said, smiling.

"This guy's trouble with a charming smile, and represents everything Allstate protects you from".