Sentence examples for well grinning from inspiring English sources

He became an accomplished woodsman, bushing out new trails along the Sandwich Range, camping for days at a time along the Albany Intervale, and canoeing and fishing with the other young summer people; there are snapshots of him there in winter as well, grinning in bear-paw snowshoes.

'Well, I don't know why they don't just do the teenage edition and the geriatric edition as well,' he grins.

"Well," he grinned, "people kept commiserating because I was alone, like, 'How awful, Christmas on your own,' you know, but actually, well, actually, it was fine.

"We're doing really well," Kohoutek grins.

"Well," he grins, "I would have had to sit next to Dennis Skinner".

"Well," he grins, "it is that sometimes, yes" Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall is published by Faber & Faber on 7 May at £14.99.

'We still get letters from kids,' remarks Hetfield, 'saying, "Now that you're big and famous and you can do whatever you want, why don't you call the next album Metal Up Your Ass?" Well,' he grins ruefully, 'it's just not quite the same any more.' Ulrich concurs.

"The words 'New Road' and 'dry' don't go very well together," grinned Mitchell.

"Oh well!" he grins.

Coach John McKay was laid back and sported an omnipresent ne'er-do-well grin, even through a fusillade of fumbles and interceptions that led to the team losing 26 of its first 28 games.

"Well," he says, grinning his practised grin, "a few have been creeping up on me.