Sentences with phrase «rosy cheeks who»

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Her demeanor changes substantially after «mot - ties» (when a toddler tries to pronounce «milk» or «milkies»... who knows...), even her cheeks turn rosy and her face brightens.

(Our own children were the ones who originally discovered the belly button and rosy cheeks on their own 12 in.

He lunches, in March 1995, with Michael Green of Carlton Television: «He was accompanied by a rosy - cheeked, soft - skinned young man who radiated upper - class self - confidence and didn't hesitate to interrupt his master» — Mullin's first encounter with David Cameron.

Who doesn't need a little Vitamin A to firm and tone those rosy cheeks?

I'm one of those people who get quite the rosy (just kidding, red) cheeks when I'm out and it's cold.

Detective Pikachu is a title that fans of Pokémon shouldn't miss out on, especially those who are fans of the anime series or those who can't get enough of Pikachu's rosy red electric cheeks.

As luck would have it, the flower falls into the hands of Mary Smith (voiced by Ruby Barnhill in the English - dubbed version opening in North American theaters), who is no witch at all but rather a rosy - cheeked young girl with an unruly mop of red hair and an appealing blend of spunk and sweetness.

I'd like to be someone who has rosy ruddy cheeks while cycling at top speed around the forest trails in pursuit of equally lycra attired, ruddy - cheeked kids also sprayed head to toe in layers of wet sludge.

Rathbone has also curated a gallery with paintings of Aline Charigot, who was only 21 when she was portrayed as a delightful rosy cheeked young woman with a little dog in the foreground of Renoir's masterwork.

The rosy - cheeked chap came in joint last place for favourite outdoor items, along with plastic garden furniture, and was described by some rather vocal respondents as «tacky» — a view echoed by Chelsea Flower Show bosses who banned gnomes from displays.