1
I did note, however, her lower lip puffed out in a pout.
2
Shandy, glancing back for a moment, saw Hurwood's pout of scholarly dissatisfaction.
3
There was a slight pout about her lips; she hung her head.
4
That familiar pout returned as she continued to toy with his wings.
5
It also gives nourishment when used overnight, for a perfect morning pout.
1
She gave a moue and a flounce in reply, and swished out.
2
One can see Chopin making a mocking moue as he wrote it.
3
Laurel noticed Katrina looking around her with a faint moue of distaste.
4
She made a pouting moue and tapped her little foot, then she laughed.
5
The girl groaned an inarticulate protest and made a little moue of distaste.
1
The woodsman made a wry face at the mention of this delicacy.
2
She made a wry face in protest that he fenced with her.
3
And Kenny made a wry face and departed-withtorture in his throat.
4
He looked at the grub half ashamed and made a wry face.
5
At this announcement I saw the four girls pulling a wry face.
6
Peter made a wry face and started for the sweet clover patch.
7
Polly made a wry face and winked her eyes at her companions.
8
She made a little wry face and drew his arm through hers.
9
And she left him with a wry face, her own glowing again.
10
Jill made a wry face, but did not dare to contradict me.
11
The mention of Harsanyi's name always made him pull a wry face.
12
He drew a wry face, his lips trembled, and his eyes reddened.
13
I have met this gentleman before, he replied, with a wry face.
14
His small, wry face was as hard and serious as a stone.
15
Will it be believed that the good-natured Vizard made a wry face?
16
How, then, could I make a wry face over one bitter morsel?
