Although-he frowned- there were some things happening that he hadn't arranged.

Maline-a slender, fair-haired, pale young woman, heavily pregnant -frowned and said, "No, Conn, sit down prettily and be quiet!"

Still-" He glanced up at the clock behind me-blinked as he realized for the first time that it was a CounterClock, with retrograde motion and numbers from œ1 to I -frowned, visibly refused to even try and interpret it, and glanced down at his own watch.

She frowned, not at all sure where he was going.

He frowned, trying to get the idea clear in his mind.

He frowned at me with a long look in which I read nothing.

He frowned, and seemed to give the question real thought.

She frowned and was about to say something, but held herself back.

She thought of how her own must look and frowned.

He held the thought in mind a moment longer, then frowned.

Then she took a second look at me and frowned.

He saw one or two of them look down and frowned.

He frowned as if trying to remember something in particular.

The other woman frowned for a moment, then did as she was told.

She saw the look on my face and frowned too.

He frowned again and thought about the rest of the questions.

He frowned for a moment, and seemed lost in thought.

The woman frowned at him, and went on to other questions.

She looked back at me to say something, then frowned.

He let go of her hand and frowned at his own instead.

She frowned a moment, then looked me up and down.

He frowned and came over to stand in front of her.

She frowned at the young couple and little girl in the photograph.

She frowned, as if his words were coming from a long way off.

She frowned, but brought her attention back to the boy.

She frowned again for a moment, but did not stop.

He frowned at me again and came to stand by my head.

She looked to be a woman who frowned a lot.

Now she got up with a frown and went to the door.

With a little frown, she tried to think of another reason.

She looked back at him, a frown on her face.

He was already looking around with a frown on his face.

So maybe I should take a photo of myself and frown.

A frown went over his face, but he said nothing.

The other man's frown told him he had gone too far.

She looked up again and saw a frown on his face.

The old man had a big frown on his face when he came to the door.

The frown was back between his eyes as I put on the light in my room.

Then he saw her frown, and knew she was serious.

He had his little frown on, and I like that.

He said nothing and it was too dark for her to see his frown.

There was a small frown on his face, as he looked down at the house.

He was sitting across from her now, a frown on his face.

He could almost hear the frown in the professor's voice.

The door opened, and a young man came in with a frown.

"And what are you going to do with the nice new frown?"

It was light enough that he could see her frown.

Her face was set in a frown of true concern.

He could see the officer frown, then say something to his men.

You tried to stop me seeing my family,' she said with a frown.

And, she thought with a frown, it was time to point that out.

That side of her mouth was turned down in half a frown.

She looked at him with a tiny frown but said nothing.