Sentences with phrase «smile at the sight»

So when food appears and she's hungry for it, she may wave her arms, kick her legs, and smile at the sight of it.

Brighten up your wardrobe with a lively handbag that makes us smile at the sight of it.

Terry smiled at the sight, as if seeing an old friend.

Especially if that lover of your's cracks a smile at the sight of SEGA mascots bumping each other all over the road.

This one's a pretty creative costume that's sure to make retro gamers crack a smile at the sight of your child.

Dean Sobel looked across the first fully installed gallery in the Clyfford Still Museum on Tuesday and smiled at the sight of «1949 No. 1,» an 8 - foot - tall, red - and - black abstract painting with a wall to itself.

Who wouldn't smile at the sight of this big rubber duck floating down the river.

This wasn't built for treehuggers like myself to geek - out about the recycled glass bathroom tiles or smile at the sight of a Strida bike hanging in the garage (although it did serve those purposes well).

No one can resist smiling at the sight of a knitted bus or tree!

Not exact matches

She was so excited on the flight from Houston to Beijing and wanted to look and smile at everything in sight.

He gave us about a pound at half price: «I just want to get these out of my sight,» he said with a tired, young smile.

Also, putting your face close to theirs and making funny or smiling faces while speaking can improve their sight as well at this age.

What varied across experiments was the duration for which the face was exposed, from barely a glimpse — unlikely to be seen at all — to a sizable fraction of a second that, at least in older children, is invariably associated with the conscious sight of a smiling young woman.

At only 84 minutes, it never bogs down with needless seriousness or scenes of emotional schmaltz, always seeking to keep audiences smiling with sight gags, allusions that are actually clever, and choice bits of music that accentuates the action instead of just being shoehorned in to hock soundtracks.

But the small hairs on your neck tingle anyway and you smile with recognition, regardless of whether you've ever experienced that most peculiar sensation of love at first sight.

Lim Yea - won, a 29 - year - old railway employee, was struck by the sight of the two men smiling and shaking hands at the border.

At the sight of the cars his mouth drops open and his eyes widen, just like mine would have done, and I can't help but smile.

Before his friends had the chance to fully interpret his actions, their ears picked up the crack of gunpowder from outside and, at the sight of Ben, smiling, nodding his head toward the door, they rushed out and stood dumbfounded in the front yard, their eyes tracing the arc of the fireworks in the sky, the wealth of stunning colors crowning the night with festive circles of light.

The sight brought me to tears and smiles at the same time.

The kids were amazed at the sight of this huge, monstrous truck, and they were running around with unbridled excitement and more smiles than you can imagine.

Along with them, we smile in their joy at that first unforgettable photo of our barrier reef, the sight of the majesty of an egret or hummingbird in flight or as they feel the deep bass roar of a howler monkey and the surprise of a random iguana crossing their path... the sites and sounds of Belize and Placencia greeting them at every turn.

The one constant was the smile on everyone's face at the sight of the pooches.