But I listened to it all the way home, smiling broadly.
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"The piece is called 'Architecture and Morality,' " he said, smiling broadly.
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With that, he walked off, smiling broadly, toward his latest trophy.
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"I've never hugged a colonel before," the unassuming Gangnuss said, smiling broadly.
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In the video released of the incident, Ms. Powell was smiling broadly.
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"Now they all copy; they dress like me," she said, smiling broadly.
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Martin had greeted me as always, only that day he was smiling broadly.
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The presidents appeared in congenial moods, with one photo showing Putin smiling broadly.
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In the photo, Ilkan looks decidedly unimpressed, but Ilkay is smiling broadly, happily.
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He led me to a table where I found, smiling broadly, my cousin Nasser.
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"We've almost arrived in the United States," Mr. Claros said, smiling broadly at his brother.
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The Washington Post released a photo of Rezaian, showing him and family members smiling broadly.
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Before the show, I saw her smiling broadly as she walked into the V.I.P. area.
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Dobson, in a patterned blouse and non-shredded black tights, is hyper-focused but smiling broadly.
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"I've got really good news for you," she told the talk-show host while smiling broadly.
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"I'm sorry for him but I'm happy to be in the final," he said, smiling broadly.
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The flash of a camera in the early dawn light showed him to be smiling broadly.
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Pictures of her from that time show her smiling broadly from the top of human pyramids.
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Smiling broadly, Netanyahu faced a phalanx of cameras in the courthouse before the session got under way.
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In September, the administration in Kiev released a photograph showing Zelensky and Kolomoisky in Zelensky's office, smiling broadly.
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I'd seen the same man smiling broadly as he drove slowly by while we filmed at a checkpoint.
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A picture of the two men smiling broadly in front of a pair of golden doors circulated widely.
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"I don't want to interrupt what y'all are doing," he said he told Mr. Videgaray while smiling broadly.
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When the event ended, television cameras enveloped the other mayors as Matthews slipped quietly to the side, smiling broadly.
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Once, he came home from school holding a math test that had earned an "A" grade aloft, smiling broadly.
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I watched Ray tear into the aluminum foil wrapping and, smiling broadly, hold something up for me to see.
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"That's the headline that I do not want," he said, smiling broadly at the reporters in front of him.
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President Trump is seen smiling broadly in his official portrait that will hang in federal buildings across the country.
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B.S. meeting were photos of Pompeo, smiling broadly as he sat across from M.B.S. and bantered about jet lag.
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While others appeared exhausted and disoriented, Saleh was smiling broadly, waving, giving a V-for-victory sign with his fingers.
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Photos on Facebook show her smiling broadly on a trip to New York and mingling at a gallery in Dhaka.
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"We have entered into a period of permanent reform," Mr. Macri said, smiling broadly at an early morning news conference.
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The president sat quietly as Roberts administered the judicial oath to Gorsuch and joined the crowd in applauding Gorsuch, smiling broadly.
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"The Socialists have won the general election," Sanchez declared, smiling broadly as he addressed jubilant supporters at party headquarters in Madrid.
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Pictures of Grace, a girl born with spina bifida, show her at birth and through childhood, smiling broadly in her wheelchair.
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And when the two men sat for a brief photo op before beginning their conversation, Kim again was seen smiling broadly.
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Azar stood behind Trump during the news conference, smiling broadly after a day of testifying on Capitol Hill and fielding tough questions.
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"HOW IS DEMOCRACY?" asks Bashir Ahmed Hashi, smiling broadly, as he bounds out of his jeep towards the gates of Jigjiga prison.
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At the city's main hospital, Bill Clinton strolled past the injured, smiling broadly, with the CNN doctor Sanjay Gupta at his side.
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Francis reciprocated the warmth, gripping the French leader&aposs arm and then shaking his hands vigorously and smiling broadly as he said goodbye.
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"I think that being an uncle helps with everything," he said, smiling broadly when he asked if he enjoys that real-life role.
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In keeping with tradition, Donald Trump granted a presidential pardon to a turkey Tuesday, smiling broadly and cracking jokes as he did so.
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But many African-Americans were more offended by another photograph, which featured Trump smiling broadly, with the African-American leaders standing around him.
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" When the tour was over, Maduro, smiling broadly, thanked Rodríguez, and joked about how he was usually portrayed as a villainous "tropical Stalin.
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The two stepped out for a New York City screening of First Man on Wednesday night, smiling broadly as they posed at the reception.
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The video shows her smiling broadly as members of the audience first began to yell at her when she specifically praised Hispanic journalism graduates.
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The four are seen smiling broadly on the golden snowflake-embossed message, which is traditionally sent to friends and political allies across the country.
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"There was nothing about the Mafia in this trial," said Ippolita Naso, Carminati's lawyer, smiling broadly after a judge had read out the sentence.
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In one photo, he is smiling broadly and sitting between two Hamas leaders who were later assassinated in rocket attacks by the Israeli military.
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We were interrupted when a tough-looking white dude with an earring arrived, smiling broadly, to change my tire and jump-start my car.
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Smiling broadly, he shared a warm embrace with Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, at their second meeting in less than a month.
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North Korean state media showed Mr. Kim present at both tests, wearing a suit with a Mao-style collar, surrounded by soldiers and smiling broadly.
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Pereira, who emerged from his polling place in Bissau smiling broadly and posed for photographs with poll workers, said the vote was "free and transparent".
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A photograph shows the couple in a swimming pool, with another couple and three friends, a diverse group, Maria smiling broadly and hugging Ahmad from behind.
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They had dressed up and were smiling broadly as they posed with LL Cool J and in front of a backdrop emblazoned with Mr. Kelly's visage.
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So the fact that Nick is smiling broadly and speculates, "I think he's out" when Neal is with the medics can't help his position with the tribe.
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Just a month later, in October, the two stepped out for a New York City screening of First Man, smiling broadly as they posed at the reception.
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After the race, Guiding Eyes posted a photo on twitter of Panek smiling broadly while hugging his dog Gus, with both wearing marathon medals around their necks.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, appeared to be delighted over the consumer-friendly touch, smiling broadly at an event this spring to unveil new buses with USB ports overhead.
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A photo posted by Zelensky on Twitter showed the two men with their spouses smiling broadly, without a hint of the controversy that now overhangs their relationship.
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My introduction to health and fitness guru Julie Montagu was a series of high-contrast color photos of her smiling broadly and holding a sandwich with both hands.
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"The first time I saw my voter registration card and it said Danielle Marie Skidmore instead of my birth name," Skidmore says, smiling broadly as her voice trails off.
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Stepping down onto the red carpet in a light drizzle, Obama and his family, smiling broadly and with umbrellas in hand, were greeted by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.
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The commander in chief, smiling broadly alongside his wife, posed hand-in-hand with the first lady in the photograph taken in the Cross Hall at the White House.
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Ms. Graswald, who was 35 at the time, posted photos of herself on social media in the days after Mr. Viafore capsized and drowned, doing cartwheels and smiling broadly.
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The mayor has also held a series of events leading up to the recent launch of new ferry service, smiling broadly as he steered one of the new vessels.
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He later tweeted a photograph of himself with Trump standing in front of a pair of golden doors and smiling broadly, the president-elect giving the camera a thumbs-up.
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A Florida teen whose mother died after an accused drunk driver slammed into their car is furious that the suspect was photographed smiling broadly in her mugshot, multiple outlets report.
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Celebrating with a family brunch, Timberlake posted a selfie to Instagram featuring his mom, Lynn, mother-in-law Kimberly, plus wife (and mother to son Silas, 3) Jessica Biel smiling broadly.
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Behind them, onstage at the PlayStation Theater on Wednesday night, were the band's musicians: two guitarists, a bassist and a drummer, all in white robes and white-painted faces, smiling broadly.
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Photographs emerged later of the commander-in-chief making a cameo appearance at the wedding down the hall, smiling broadly with the bride and her bridesmaids, and giving a thumbs-up.
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Are you embarrassed because you're in a photo with him smiling broadly or because he gave money to your organization or introduced you to your girlfriend or earned you your Oscar nomination?
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Smiling broadly, Love let her loll around up there on her back for a time, Cashew using the same upward scooping wing flaps that caiques employ to bathe on wet rain-forest leaves.
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The officials issued Anthony a delay-of-game warning, but he barely seemed to notice as he jogged back down the court, smiling broadly and holding his arms out in an exaggerated shrug.
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The executive, Donata Meirelles, who is white, posted the photographs on her Instagram account, where she appears smiling broadly sitting on an ornate chair flanked by two black women wearing elaborate white dresses.
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Smiling broadly under umbrellas outside Rome's Quirinal Palace, he talked approvingly to reporters about how Mr. Conte, who grew up in the southern region of Puglia, was a known entity to his party's base.
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Celebrating Mother's Day with a family brunch, the 37-year-old "Filthy" singer posted a selfie to Instagram showing his mom, Lynn, mother-in-law Kimberly, plus wife (and mother to son Silas, 3) Jessica Biel smiling broadly.
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Media photos showed South Korean President Moon Jae-in smiling broadly during a Cabinet meeting at the Blue House while watching a television screen that showed Trump and Kim shaking hands in front of American and North Korean flags.
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Now, within a little more than a week, we have pictures of the president laughing it up with Russian officials in the Oval Office and smiling broadly with Saudi leaders during a "traditional sword dance" staged to welcome him.
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For a few moments, she waited patiently for her turn, posing for cellphone pictures with well-wishers, smiling broadly at the side of the stage, making room after Senator Cory A. Booker of New Jersey sidled up to join in the photography, too.
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Who can forget the iconic picture of then-Reagan administration envoy Donald Rumsfeld smiling broadly as he shook the hand of Saddam Hussein in the 1980s at the height of the Iran-Iraq war, despite the toll of Hussein's homicidal grip on his country?
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"Even though we were not able to go back and right the wrong of not getting our high school diplomas outside, here we are being honored in such a way in front of our family and friends," Mr. Salaam said from the stage, smiling broadly.
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Wearing a floral dress from Michael Kors (the same one she wore to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding rehearsal dinner last May), the royal mom added a belt and navy Prada heels to the polished look, smiling broadly as she greeted Helen Haslem, head of the Lower School.
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Mr. Sondland, a businessman whose main qualification for his job appeared to be a $1 million donation to Mr. Trump's inaugural fund, is again posting regularly on an official Twitter feed, smiling broadly alongside a series of foreign officials and working on issues like trade, the Balkans and Iran.
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Still, the lavish displays of camaraderie clearly suited Trump, who was pictured at the Mobara Country Club south of Tokyo smiling broadly in a selfie taken by Abe as they played 16 holes and sat together for both breakfast and lunch (double cheeseburgers made from American beef, according to Japan's foreign ministry).
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The images of the pair smiling broadly as they both completed their final NATO summit masked what other leaders described as a growing sense of unease among the Western ranks about Britain's pending exit from the EU. "There is almost no other subject on the table when I get together with my colleagues," British foreign secretary Philip Hammond told reporters in Poland.
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Smiling broadly, she calls him "Matthew Quigley" and the two embrace for the first time.
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In contrast, Australia has not had a strong male tradition. Until 2010, no male had competed in aerials—one athlete was selected but did not end up taking to the snow due to injury. In 2010, David Morris ended the trend and came 13th out of 25 entrants. alt=A man with brown hair, round head and wearing sunglasses is smiling broadly.
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The quote refers to Macmillan, who had initially supported the invasion but was now intriguing to become Prime Minister. On the evening of 6 November 1956, after the British ceasefire had been announced, Butler was observed to be "smiling broadly" on the front bench and astonished some Conservatives by saying that he "would not hesitate to convey" to the absent Prime Minister the concerns expressed by Gaitskell.Howard 1987, p. 237.
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As the prisoners were rounded up, one shot Green dead, then threw down his rifle and climbed out of the pit smiling broadly. He was immediately thrown back and a Bren gun emptied into him. Lieutenant C. W. Macfarlane, the second-in-command, had to prevent his troops from bayoneting the other prisoners. The incident was witnessed by the Italians at Post 25 some away, who promptly surrendered.
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McDaid was seen in the background, smiling broadly. While McDaid stated that his presence at the hearing was due to personal connections – Clarke's mother was a constituent and a patient in his general practice in Letterkenny – the opposition Fine Gael party objected to his appointment and ministers from Fianna Fáil's coalition partners, the Progressive Democrats, indicated their unwillingness to remain in office should McDaid be appointed. McDaid handed back his portfolio that evening and returned to the backbenches. Following Bertie Ahern's election as leader of Fianna Fáil in 1994, McDaid was appointed to the front bench as spokesperson on Equality and Law Reform.
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Parallel Lines took its name from an unused track written by Harry, the lyrics of which were included in the first vinyl edition of the album. The cover sleeve image was photographed by Edo Bertoglio and was chosen by Blondie's manager, Peter Leeds, despite being rejected by the band. The photo shows the band posing in matching dress suits and smiling broadly in contrast to Harry who poses defiantly with her hands on her hips while wearing a white dress and high heels. According to music journalist Tim Peacock, the cover became "iconic – and instantly recognisable".
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She told her neighbors in Springfield that Gypsy Rose's father was an abusive drug addict and alcoholic who had never come to terms with his daughter's health issues and never sent them any money. alt=A young woman sitting upright in a bed, her legs under the blanket and the headboard and pillows behind her. She holds a large doll in front of her and is wearing a T-shirt, large glasses and a red baseball cap while smiling broadly Many people who met Gypsy were charmed by her. Her height, nearly toothless mouth, large glasses and high, childlike voice reinforced the perception that she had all the problems her mother said she did.
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A Glasgow smile (also known as a Chelsea smile, or a Glasgow, Chelsea, Birkenhead, A buck 50 or Cheshire grin) is a wound caused by making a cut from the corners of a victim's mouth up to the ears, leaving a scar in the shape of a smile. The act is usually performed with a utility knife or a piece of broken glass, leaving a scar which causes the victim to appear to be smiling broadly. The practice is said to have originated in Glasgow, Scotland, in the 1920s and 30s. Most notably, Scottish actor Tommy Flanagan has the scars of a Glasgow smile from when he was attacked outside a bar in Scotland.
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The opening credits to Phyllis parody other television series opening credits of the period, specifically The Mary Tyler Moore Show, by depicting the character in a variety of local settings while the theme song plays. In addition to scenes shot on location in San Francisco, various scenes from her appearances in The Mary Tyler Moore Show (all of them showing her with a sour disposition) are shown. The theme song parodies spectacular Broadway musical numbers, such as Jerry Herman's title songs to "Hello Dolly" and "Mame", and in the first seconds of the opening sequence, the performers are briefly seen in blackface. In keeping with the sour disposition of the character, the song resolves with a deprecating line on a minor seventh chord, as Phyllis—who has been smiling broadly at the foregoing flattering hyperbole—makes a sour face at the camera.
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Three songs by alt=A man smiling broadly while wearing a cowboy hat From 1944 until 1957, Billboard magazine published a chart that ranked the top- performing country music songs in the United States, based on the number of times a song had been played in jukeboxes; until 1948 it was the magazine's only country music chart. In 1946, nine different songs topped the chart, which was published under the title Most Played Juke Box Folk Records. The chart was compiled based on a survey of jukebox operators nationwide, and its methodology allowed for the possibility of records tying for a position. On several occasions during 1946 two or more songs tied for the number-one spot, including the issue of Billboard dated February 2, when four songs tied for the peak position. The Juke Box Folk chart is considered part of the lineage of the current Hot Country Songs chart, which was first published in 1958.
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