He saw her face change and harden into the old expression of aversion.

Her eye is even now fixed upon me, and with the old expression.

But there was the old expression on her face, limpid, dovelike.

The cow's heart, to use the old expression, is all right.

You know the old expression-'Marryin haste, resent at leisure.'

The latest victim may be the old expression, "dumb as a brick."

There's an old expression: to vote with your feet.

The old expression of sadness returned to his lips.

She looked up with something of that old expression.

The good old expression, 'family burying-ground,' has something pleasing in it, at least to me.

You know that old expression, he could play the guitar just like ringing a bell?

I had never before heard the homely old expression, and it puzzled me for a time.

A fine phrase, that; it is like to that fine old expression "commencing author."

As an old expression went, he had been unable to see the wood for the trees.

She smiled faintly, and the smile recalled to him an old expression of hers, half-cynical, half-defiant.

The New Guard is itself an old expression.