Sentence examples for usually grinning from inspiring English sources

But even the usually grinning Mr Edwards occasionally switched to the tough-guy talk more commonly found in Mr Bush's speeches.

Think of Angelina and Jen seesawing on the fulcrum of Brad, who, over the years, has appeared with one or the other, clubbing, attending award ceremonies, shopping, vacationing — usually grinning slightly or looking a little lost.

When I write a horrifying scene I'm never in a gloomy room doing a tortured, booze-addled Edgar Allan Poe impression, I'm usually grinning or even laughing out loud.

A few of our group did take a dunking, falling from the paddle raft and the single-person kayaks, but each swimmer got their feet pointed downstream and their life vests did their jobs – and they all got pulled back into the boats, thoroughly drenched, but usually grinning.

Can you believe it's only been three months since the usually grinning star gave birth?

Once I tell them they might know me from the TV show "The Apprentice," people usually grin and tell me what I should have done to win.

Light from a candle inserted inside can be seen flickering through the jack-o'-lantern's cutout eyes, nose, and usually grotesquely grinning mouth.

The CRS is a highly respected, independent agency that prepares reports for members of Congress and routinely issues findings that disappoint or even irritate their clients, who usually just grin and bear it, or at least bear it.

The long wooden faces have strongly arched eyebrows, glaring eyes (sometimes round but usually bean-shaped), and grinning, crescent-shaped, toothy mouths.

Families in S.U.V.'s climb the hills of Route 15 or Route 23, gingerly take a saw from a farmer (who usually can't help grinning at the idea of someone else doing the work) and start the inspection process.

The ceremony, shown daily on CNN and CNBC, usually comprises a clutch of grinning executives or celebrities pressing a button and then applauding wildly.