give a grin

He looked toward a corner telephone booth and gave a grin.

He gave a grin, reminding her of the two short, intensely happy days they'd spent together.

The man behind the circle gave a grin of malice and triumph.

He gave a grin when he considered it, laughing at himself.

Both the master and first lieutenant gave a grin of relief, obviously anticipating action.

The fellow with the gun gave a grin.

Elk gave a grin, and motioned to his pals.

Wanazaki gave a grin and a thumbs up at being mentioned.

He gave a grin and produced the onyx figurine.

Jean gave a grin and left too.

Hilario gave a grin of open, energetic venality before going to talk to the men gathered around the coffee fire.

The man stared at him, then gave a grin and shook his head, letting Storey know he wasn't falling for it.

Quill gave a grin, beneath his mask, at sight of the helpless sportsman.

Hoxland poked his head in through the door, gave a grin and announced: "It's all right, folks!"

Southwick gave a grin which revealed his relief.

Freeman gave a grin that made him look oddly boyish, as though he had shed twenty years with his formal working garb.

The Shadow gave a grin.

He gave a grin, showing too-white teeth.

She looked again at the black-haired young man, caught in the act of giving a grinning thumbs-up in front of his car.

But then, Tut gave a grin; said weakly, "Fooled ya!"

Terry Trent gave a grin.

Archie arose, gave a grin.

Old Patsy had looked Happy over carefully, and had given a grin and a snort.

Sark gave a grinning smile, as though he appreciated the ruse even though it had failed.

I drank some more water as Hubba-Hubba gave a grin that glowed in the light from the instrument panel.