She decided to make a face in an attempt to cheer up her friend.
She tried to hide it, but the bitter drink made her make a face.
The little girl started to make a face when she tasted the lemon.
The first one to make a face is the loser.
Forget! You must forget, and not make a face like that.
You make a face! Buy them if you want.
When the puppy chewed my shoe, I couldn't help but make a face.
Quand le chiot a mâché ma chaussure, je n'ai pas pu m'empêcher de faire la grimace.
In the middle of class, I couldn't help but make a face of confusion.
If I want to make a face, I will.
D'ailleurs, si je veux faire une grimace, je la fais.
I can do slapstick, I can be pretty, can make a face, don't need to be witty.
Je sais faire du burlesque, me faire beau, faire une grimace, sans être un génie.
They'll come in, make a face, say something snotty we'll study, they'll leave.
Elles vont rentrer, faire la grimace, sortir quelque chose de méprisant, nous allons étudier et elles vont partir.
It is said that the acrobats, who did not know the regime of intermittent entertainment, could cross it for free provided they make a face, hence the term "currency of monkeys".
On raconte que les saltimbanques, qui ne connaissaient pas le régime des intermittents du spectacle, pouvaient le franchir gratuitement à condition de faire une grimace, d'où l'expression « monnaie de singes ».
A good ice-breaker with a Japanese girl is to say, "Onada ooksigh," and make a face.
Pour briser la glace avec une Japonaise, il faut lui dire "O nada ooksigh" et faire la grimace.