"Which we'd have already known all about if it weren't for the grimacing," Felix pointed out.

But the grimacing is not far off.

Brad Pitt couldn't lay off the pathetic grimacing, but the children displayed some decent acting.

Three had died... Grimacing, Firebird turned to the second freshly calligraphed page.

He looked up into the grimacing, powdered mask of Richard Lomax, silvertopped cane in one hand.

He is then brought to a near-by hole where a small stone is found, resembling a grimacing, bestial creature.

Perhaps, Linden thought as if his grimacing were an augury, perhaps the Raver had not been defeated.

In the sudden pauses the excited grimacing of the faces would sink all at once into the stillness of profound dejection.

But..." He swung his ugly dog head around and gave me his grimacing, nonhuman approximation of a smile.

I will pay dearly if that is ever discovered, but after talking with you, I could not..." Grimacing, she shook her head.

Here, for all his confident smirking, anguished grimacing and brow-furrowing torment, his character remains a cipher.

She saw its pudgy lips slide away from its jutting, discolored teeth in a grimacing, vapid smile.

Neurological symptoms include facial grimacing, involuntary writhing, and repetitive movements of the arms and legs similar to those seen in Huntington's disease.

Suddenly, so suddenly that it's Damascene, she sees the whole thing as ridiculous the snorting, the grimacing, the rubbing of the nose, the self-congratulatory smirking.

In addition to speech improvements, pharyngeal flap surgery may help eliminate hypernasality, nasal turbulence, and facial grimacing (Tonz et al., 2002).

The physician should ask the patient to relax, and look for symptoms like facial grimacing, eye or lip movements, tics, respiratory irregularities, and tongue movements.

And she smiled back-an unpleasant grimacing of wrin- kled lips over toothless gums during which her hooked nose and jutting chin seemed about to meet.

These include tardive dyskinesia (involuntary jerking and facial grimacing) and dystonia (involuntary muscle contractions that can interfere with talking and eating).

Motor tics can be of an endless variety and may include such movements as hand clapping, neck stretching, mouth movements, head, arm or leg jerks, and facial grimacing.

Behaviors such as facial grimacing and guarding indicate pain, as well as an increase or decrease in vocalizations, changes in routine behavior patterns and mental status changes.

She saw the grimacing, snaggle-toothed old man in the winged costume cut down her partner, the most capable Symkarian soldier she'd ever known, with an ease so extreme : suggested boredom.

It is important to remember that the grimacing, flat-faced masks of Tragedy and Comedy which are a cliché of today's commercial art bear no relation to anything worn on the Greek stage.

Alex, equipped with the obligatory gadgets, investigates the plans of a Darrius Sayle, a high-tech mogul played by a grimacing, unpleasantly orange Mickey Rourke, to donate (and detonate?)

But much worse than these things was an itching of my face, which I could only relieve by violent grimacing--I tried to raise my hand, but the rustle of the sleeve alarmed me.

Jerky body movements; Chorea; Muscle - jerky movements (uncontrolled) Typical movements of chorea (called tics) include facial grimacing, raising and lowering the shoulders, bending and extending the fingers and toes.

He grimaced at his hands, made them be still on the table.

He grimaced, then looked around at the rest of us.

The boys grimaced at each other from either side of her.

He grimaced in response to her voice and seemed to be trying to open his eyes.

I grimaced at the thought of what he was likely to say about it.

The young man grimaced as if he were in pain.

He grimaced before turning his head to look at her.

The man grimaced and began to pull himself to his feet.

She grimaced at the thought of another trial coming their way.

I grimaced; it was almost all the money we had between us.

She put an arm around him, grimacing at the blood.

His father grimaced and thought hard for a few moments.

I'm beginning to grimace on the other side of the glass.

She grimaced, thinking of what a human with a similar condition would be like.

He grimaced, walked toward his corner and seemed to be through.

He grimaced toward the sea, and rose to his feet.

She grimaced, shook her head, and went back to work.

He closed his eyes, grimaced, getting older by the second.

For a moment the teenage girl said nothing, then she grimaced.

One thing was certain, she grimaced, looking at the clothes.

I looked across the desk at him and tried not to grimace.

I returned to the living room and made an effort not to grimace.

When she went on staring at him as if he'd lost his mind, he grimaced.

I grimaced again, and began to work my way up the crack.

I grimaced at the thought of getting a little "behind" into my work, as it were.

The two children with the best grimaces will be choose.

Some of their members were previously in the band Grimace.

He smiled at the various grimaces on the team members' faces.

His one problem is that he likes to make terrible grimaces.

"They land directly on us," he said to universal grimaces.

The former was still rubbing his legs, with small grimaces of pain.

She began to roll her head and make grimaces to indicate a spirit control.

People had these funny grimaces on their faces, like it was really tight.

Certainly it was hard to read the grimaces of such a round-eyed man.

There were a lot of grimaces, and a little dry bark sometimes, but never a laugh.

No one laughed in response, although quite a few faces were twisted with grimaces.

"Then you ought to know how to make grimaces?"

He is also particularly good at making remarkable grimaces.

Scarcely had her feet touched the threshold than Grimace appeared.

There they paused, exchanged grimaces, then knocked on the back door.

The faces were frozen into a wide variety of distorted grimaces.

The grimaces were supposed to be smiles, he thought.

Judging from the grimaces and giggles of visitors, the point being made is clear.

In 1974 Grimace was redesigned, going from two pairs of arms to the single pair he had later.

Their faces were dragging themselves into very creditable grimaces of fear.

Roosevelt practiced several unpleasant grimaces on Caroline, before he began.

Sometimes she stopped, looking at them, while the slaves, it must be said, only replied to her by ugly grimaces.

On the faces of quite a few I saw what looked like grimaces, reflecting pronounced discomfort, perhaps even anger.

He did other things required of a leader, encouraging his teammates, making them laugh when their record only called for worried grimaces.

We bared our teeth at each other in grimaces meant for polite smiles.