Grimace In A Sentence

Definition of Grimace

• And he had on his face a portentous grimace of melancholy and philosophic importance.
• She swallowed the noxious mixture with a grimace and was asleep in a few moments.
• She made a charming little grimace but a moment afterwards she was serious again.
• Both gentlemen made the grimace usual in suitors who have expected much and got little.
• She tried to return the smile, a grimace of the lips that did not touch her somber eyes.
• If ever any one person made a grimace at another, that donkey made a grimace at me.
• It would be like taking her into my arms and suddenly making a grimace at her....
• But the Gaul had no sooner swung his weight against the wheel than his grimace vanished.

• Archie made a grimace of disgust.
• Cyril made a grimace of disgust.
• Mort retreated with a grimace of disgust.
• Florine gave a little grimace of approval.
• Sara made a small grimace of disgust.
• It is not a grimace artificially assumed for show.
• The grimace he made was certainly not due to headache.
• We swear and you grimace or paw wildly the air.
• He made a wry grimace and showed his hands.
• This with a grimace which put the whole table in a roar.
• The one-legged man made a grimace and shrugged.
• She made a little grimace and drew him to one side.
• Goguet ne dissimula pas une grimace approbative.
• With a grimace Harry stops his ears.
• And Carmen smiled with a grimace of pain.
• Diana made a little grimace at him and turned to Mack.
• He made a horrible grimace and pointed at Merriwell.
• Stryker obeyed, with a derisive grimace for Kirkwood.
• Miss Qian made a grimace and shot a meaning look at him.
• Ce dernier point fit faire la grimace à Simon...
• Pauline flung him a laughing grimace and he strode off to the library.
• She looked up at him with a little grimace and patted his hand.
• He put down the newspaper with a little grimace indicative of regret.
• Breton made a grimace which explained his inability to answer this question.
• Then he made a grimace and dropped his hand demonstratively over his knee.
• The maid's little grimace was expressive.
• The pink plump face was contorted in a furtive grimace of deprecation.
• Her answering smile was pitiable, a grimace of the lips that went no farther.
• Vous souvient-il de la grimace conjugale qui embellissait ses traits?
• Daddy John made a grimace at him which was a caution to silence.
• This according and instantaneous grimace Lydia found engaging.
• Sophy made a little grimace and glanced up at John anxiously.