用“cheek”造句大全，cheek造句

"As she bent forward, her fine black hair fell over her cheek."

A melancholy fold, which resembled the beginning of irony, wrinkled her right cheek.

Cathy ran to me instead of Linton, and knelt down and put her burning cheek on my lap, weeping aloud.

By the dim light of the candle, a large tear could be distinguished on the pale and prostrate colonel's cheek, where it had trickled from his dead eye.

"She is poor now," said the old man, patting the girl's cheek,"but I say again that the time is coming when she shall be rich."

The wind, gently stroked my cheek, long hair, and a white t-shirt. You say, the moon is beautiful. The scenery is beautiful under the moon. I say, the fingertips of the wind are gentle, more beautiful.

She kissed and pinched my cheek.

Mick greeted her with a kiss on each cheek.

She ran a finger gently down his peeling cheek.

I stick my finger through the hole in my cheek and wiggle the finger around.

Now gather thyself in troops, O daughter of troops: he hath laid siege against us: they shall smite the judge of Israel with a rod upon the cheek.

Also with quick critical eye she noted a scar on his cheek another that peeped out from under the hair of the forehead and a third that ran down and disappeared under the starched collar.

He stroked my cheek.

She pressed a kiss on my cheek then hared off.

With two stained fingers, he placed a wad of tobacco in his cheek.

As he reached out to gently touch the sculpted cheek his shin nudged the bedframe, a touch delicate as a spider's step.

Should the meanest thing alive slap me on the cheek, I'd not only turn the other, but, I'd ask pardon for provoking it; and, as a proof, I'll go make my peace with Edgar instantly.

He has a scar running across his left cheek.

Then he took her gently in his arms, leant over her face, and softly stroked her cheek.

Carrie's cheek burned with a crimson heat.

'at the end of our first date he kissed my cheek and shook my hand,' she recalls.

Go for it! 'I kissed him on the cheek.

Each chapter ends with a short critique of the action, ostensibly by a reviewer but presumably written by the author himself, enhancing the tongue in cheek humour of the novel.

If she leans toward him, he turns his cheek toward her lips.

Dr Abuelaish, frantic to get the wounded to a good hospital—the eye of another daughter, Shatha, was hanging on her cheek—telephoned an Israeli friend for help.