Leo's set jaw had ground his smile to a grimace.

"A look at the boy's set jaw and she swallowed a sigh.

The pale ice-water eyes glared out over a set jaw.

She trusted the sneer more than the set jaw.

I looked at him a moment longer, taking in the wet eyes and the set jaw, his divided nature written on his face.

And with a set jaw and steady gaze she said, "You know it is."

Maybe it's the set jaw, the 5 o'clock shadow or the intimidating stare.

But one glance at his set jaw and gleaming eyes told him that here also was a man and a brother.

Baylor's set jaw suggested he might remember the incident after the Cubs crossed the international dateline.

But Brun's set jaw and hard look of determination left no doubt.

He sat quite still for several more moments, then, with a set jaw and pale face, he rode forward.

She was not supposed to speak, but her set jaw and sharp gaze dared anyone to call her down.

But now in Praknor's firmly set jaw Julia could see trouble.

With set jaw and scant optimism I took my leave of Morley and his establishment.

Find a coal-eyed, muscular Provo with a set jaw and angry brow, and make love to him.

Miles refrained from smiling and waving, lest Oser's set jaw crack.

Broad chest, narrow hips, grimly set jaw.

The rugged, set jaw.

It was a middle-aged woman with mouse-brown hair, a two-centimeter long scar over her left eyebrow and a square, firmly set jaw.

A streak of red, Climber flashed forward, setting jaws on that roll of scale-sheathed flesh.

This time he put his pen down, adjusted his pipe in his set jaw and folded his hands together on the desk.

Part pyramid, part jet fighter, the new Civic, when it first appeared at the Geneva show in 2006, set jaws dropping.

On Tuesday he abandoned his jaunty stage presence for a more deliberate approach, substituting his signature broad grin with a set jaw.

He looked at the pale eyes and set jaw of the young king and saw in them the blood line that had ruled Silvanesti for generations.

"You mean, it's not all right at all," said Mary, on what sounded very close to a note of exasperation "When you set your jaw like that and look nobly at the ceiling, I know exactly what you're thinking.