Lemelin looked pleased and extracted his gum from his mouth.
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Ms. Drury, 36, looked pleased and embarrassed and also a little relieved.
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We don't know if the flowers were for Sofia, but Felicity looked pleased with her selection.
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The boy, who troopers suspect had been sick for awhile, looked pleased as punch during his impromptu sink bath.
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In the photo below, both Lavrov (on the left) and Kislyak (on the right) looked pleased to meet Trump.
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Many of the farmers who attended looked pleased, though in some cases the openness seemed limited to the muster itself.
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Though she looked pleased with her performance, Wang Yan, 16, finished fifth in the women's floor final that followed the parallel bars on Tuesday.
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The snaps produced a hollow, vibrating echo, and Sarsgaard, who was wearing a worn blue T-shirt and brown lace-up boots, looked pleased.
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Olsen looked pleased as she finished third in the $10,000 "amateur owner jumper classic" category with her horse Dunotaire V, winning $1,500 for her time.
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By limiting growth GENEVA — Thierry Stern looked pleased when, in an interview in early December, he said 2019 would be a record year for Patek Philippe.
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Kim looked pleased with himself;Trump looked like someone forced to take a heaping tablespoon of castor oil, perhaps because Trump needs to come home with some sign of progress, some symbol of accomplishment.
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Jennifer Lopez, John Legend, Keith Urban and others all seemed to struggle with the words to Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" — though Mr. Diamond looked pleased to be there — and the segment couldn't help but feel like a transparent bid to recreate Ellen DeGeneres's Oscar selfie.
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Cassidy and Jones looked pleased as the show's innovations unfurled: phallic corn shucking during "Many a New Day" (Jones mouthed the words), the cracking open of Bud Lights, Ali Stroker's showstopping performance of "I Cain't Say No," in a feistily rolling wheelchair, her volcanic singing making Ado Annie's lustiness sound righteous.
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Lütjens also looked pleased. As the morning wore on the atmosphere changed. Müllenheim-Rechberg saw Lindemann wearing a life jacket and watched as the captain ate his breakfast in silence. He did not return Müllenheim- Rechberg's salute.
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The Master of Su-men remained oblivious and > never even looked his way. Chi then with a shrill sound made a long > whistling whose echoes reverberated through the empty stillness. The Master > of Su-men finally looked pleased and laughed. After Chi bad gone down the > hill, the Master gathered his breath and whistled shrilly with a sound like > that of the phoenix.
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The Master of Su-men remained oblivious and > never even looked his way. Chi then with a shrill sound made a long > whistling whose echoes reverberated through the empty stillness. The Master > of Su-men finally looked pleased and laughed. After Chi bad gone down the > hill, the Master gathered his breath and whistled shrilly with a sound like > that of the phoenix.
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After dominating most of the match, Jax attempted a powerbomb, but Asuka countered into a roll up for the win, keeping Jax out of her WrestleMania championship match. After the match, Jax tackled Asuka through the barricade. Bliss was later interviewed and looked pleased with what transpired between Asuka and Jax. Bliss then mocked Asuka by declaring that no one is ready for her.
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Even children took part in the bomb-making efforts. During a break from the fighting on the seventh day, Tawalbe sneaked out of the camp into neighbouring Jenin to visit his mother and brother. His brother told Time that "Mahmoud looked pleased with his work", and he told his mother "Don't worry about me...I feel strong". The camp lore says Mahmoud killed 13 Israelis in the fighting.
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The War Cry reported: > ... the skeletons did all the shouting and we had only the opportunity of > blessing them by showing unruffled love in answer to the disturbance in our > proceedings"...."The skeleton flag was out with its coffin, skull and cross- > bones as well as the whole Skeleton force, uniformed, beating a drum, > playing flutes, whirling rattles and screaming through trumpets. One of > their chosen leaders was carried shoulder high, ringing a bell and attired > in an untrimmed coal-scuttle bonnet. I noticed that the publicans looked > pleased to see this array and several waved their hats. But we were good > friends of the skeletons, twelve of whom sat at our tea table... Their > leaders were very courteous and sincerely desirous of keeping their somewhat > rabble followers within bounds.
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