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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «GRINNINGLY»
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1
Investigations of the Syntax-semantics-pragmatics Interface
Henna otoko-ga kocchi-o mi-te niyaniya si-ta. weird man-nom this way-acc look-
conv grinningly do-past 'A weird guy looked this way [= where I was] and grinned.
' b. Boku-wa henna otoko-ni niyaniya sa-re-te I-top weird man-by grinningly ...
Robert D. Van Valin, 2008
-el ^-H^i- sillwuk-sayllwuk 'twitchingly'; E^^fl^ thikyek-thaykyek 'bick- eringly', ""j W
""fl W ppittwul-ppayttwul 'unsteadily'; "o1 s" ^ s" singkul- sayngkul 'grinningly'; ^jZL
^^fZl^- ccikulak-ccaykulak '(thumping sound) '; ^r7A hulkis-halhis 'casting ...
Iksop Lee, S. Robert Ramsey, 2000
3
An Encounter in Atlanta
Meeting her gaze, Cade grinningly said, "Nope. That kind of stupidity never held
any appeal for me." "Then why all the 'ma'am's and 'milady's?" "In case I forget
your name, of course. If you're used to hearing me call you 'milady', you'll never ...
4
Carnival Art Culture Politics: Performing Life
... a police wagon rolled by the CIRCA 'checkpoint', and some of the police
grinningly gave CIRCA the Clown Salute in an appropriately ambivalent gesture
of comradely contempt. Elsewhere, one police officer, hearing the clowns do the '
Yes, ...
Michaeline Crichlow, 2013
5
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... in Latin America, especially Mexico: an English-speaking foreigner. © 19c:
Spanish, from gnego a Greek or a foreigner. grinned, grinning and grinningly see
under grin grip o verb (gripped, gripping) 1 to take or keep a firm hold of
something.
6
Cultural Activism: Practices, Dilemmas, and Possibilities
While the clowns were “directing traffic” at one intersection, a police wagon rolled
by the CIRCA “checkpoint,” and some of the police grinningly gave CIRCA the
Clown Salute in an appropriately ambivalent gesture of comradely contempt.
Begüm Özden Firat, Aylin Kuryel Aylin Kuryel, 2011
7
The Opposite of Loneliness: Essays and Stories
The Opposite of Loneliness is an assemblage of Marina’s essays and stories that, like The Last Lecture, articulates the universal struggle that all of us face as we figure out what we aspire to be and how we can harness our talents to ...
8
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
GRINNINGLY. rid-v-. [from. pil-I. V'. Ugrinnine laugh. (Ll GlQlNSTED, EAST, a
town in W'" near Salisbury, 29 miles t'rom London. &TT-s a hill near the b irders of
Sumy, and AL lt has a.h'andsome church, 'hid "sorest. 't r l . built after having been
...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
9
"The Valiant One": A Comedy Drama in Three Acts
(He crosses to Left of PhyllisJ May (Grinningly.) What's up? Why, all the new
pictures. Can't you see? Phyllis (Smiling at T. D.) Did you enjoy your ride, T. D.?
T. D. (Enthusiastically.) I'll say. Had a new horse — very spirited. He almost ran
away ...
she said dryly, "No, and I'm not going to show it to her until it's written in stone,"
Wilma said tersely. "Frankly, I don't think that's smart," Kay said, grinningly. "I
know what she'll say." "We all think she'll be unhappy," Wilma responded
knowingly.
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «GRINNINGLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
grinningly nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
'Into the Woods'
But whatever, the idea here is that they're grinningly giddy about taking a trip to intimate-town. Joss asks the classic what-are-we question, and ... «Entertainment Weekly, lug 15»
ISIS Dildo Flag Maker Slams CNN's 'Clearly False' Report
Coombs said that three policemen came up to him during the event, telling him that while his flag might cause trouble, they grinningly ... «Mediaite, giu 15»
New Music From Braids, Joanna Gruesome and the Snyder Family …
In those articles, she's grinningly unflinching, happy to fight for a good cause. That was clear, too, in the statement issued a few weeks ago ... «New York Times, giu 15»
... And I'll Blow Your House In: DC United 3, Fire 1, recap
By halftime, trailing a goal and watching the Fire grinningly keep the ball and milk the clock, it seemed likely they'd need those explanations. «Hot Time In Old Town, giu 15»
Depends What the Meaning of ISIS
Indeed she was the loudest voice in the Administration demanding the assault on Qaddafi. “We came we saw, he died,” she gloated grinningly. «American Spectator, mag 15»
How can anyone say Test match cricket is dying after this glorious …
A boy of nine or 10 tugged his hand from his dad's, and grinningly flashed an exquisite imaginary drive through cover point. I did beep the horn ... «The Independent, mag 15»
CBS has already taken Dave Letterman's set to the dump
... show of sentimentality for his now-discarded stomping grounds, or if he'd grinningly agree with the stagehand who told the Post's reporter, ... «A.V. Club, mag 15»
Saturday Night Live: “Scarlett Johansson/Wiz Khalifa”
But, except for the reveal that Bayer's robot stew has somehow grinningly taken over for the co-pilot, the sketch doesn't build. Again, it's Killam's ... «A.V. Club Denver/Boulder, mag 15»
Inside Mayweather-Pacquiao Fight: The Story on Social
The Filipino fighter is a spokesperson for Butterfinger Peanut Butter Cups, and he grinningly chowed down after stepping off the scale at the ... «Fox 28, mag 15»
The Green Road by Anne Enright review: So Irish it's almost …
It does not simply take on, but briskly and grinningly grabs hold of, all the stuff that, these days, seems too embarrassing to bring up at the ... «Irish Times, mag 15»
