Sentence examples for wider grins from inspiring English sources

The effect is startling: the wide-eyed stares and even wider grins featured in Nintendo's marketing feel like a genuinely plausible reaction to that initial viewing.

Robbie Keane was wearing a wider grin when he put Spurs ahead.

"Me and him," Anderson said, breaking into a wider grin, "we're going to have a good time".

I'll bet that in his casket, Ray Charles has a wider grin than ever.

Her smirk turned into a wide-eyed grin.

He pauses and gives me one of his famous mile-wide grins.

As the video played, Mr. Kozlowski waffled between intense stares and wide grins.

The rewards for going on foot are: smugness, aching legs and wide grins.

There are shisa on walls, roofs and doorways, some traditional, some cartoonish and modern with wide grins.

— They came to him with hugs and elbow bumps (he rarely shakes hands), wide grins and hearty backslaps.

They play the tune Jimi Hendrix made his own with wide grins, but their enthusiasm remains infectious.