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Say cheese, instruction used by photographers who want their subject to smile.

Every trainer dreams of standing in the winner's circle and saying cheese.

Say cheese, he thought, and waited, trying to decide if this man he had never seen before should live or die.

Drawback: cutting and spreading said cheese with a plastic spoon.

When you get your photo taken, you "say cheese."

It gave me a certain sense of pride, however, when the nurse wrote down what I'd last eaten, to be able to say cheese souffle.

If they have to stop then British cheese will lose all it's character say cheese insiders.

Say cheese and the Belgians are also there.

Flash: People are more likely to say cheese if you envelope them in a curiously strong cloud of wintergreen.

This book has a title which is a parody of Say Cheese and Die!

Head-and-shoulders shot, saying cheese, against the background of Big Ben, unmistakable.

He still has to get Rencher and Antigua to say cheese.

Should I have said cheese?

The most recent committee activity is Wisconsin Libraries Say Cheese!

Say Cheese, Mom Mother's Day dinners are big business.

The title is Spanish for "Say cheese!"

The part of him that had studied human nutrition said cheese and potatoes and onions could keep body and soul together a long time.

Before they could say "smile and say cheese," February was half over and the family photo became a Valentine's card.

Another child cried out, "Say cheese!"

Say cheese may also refer to:

All of this is material for black comedy or detective derring-do, and there are elements of both in "Say Cheese!"

This flight produces one of the finest scenes of pure absurdity in "Say Cheese!"

The building housing the grilled-cheese purveyor Say Cheese in Hell's Kitchen?

As of the episode, "Say Cheese", aired on March 22, 2010, Lily is 32 years old.

He then says, "Cassie, say cheese".