Frowns

FIFA also frowns upon such and already, clubs like Moneni Pirates and Mbabane Swallows have parted with nearly E200 000 combined and if they had not paid the money to the concerned players, they faced a ban from the top flight.

Frowns upon checks to detect phones.

He, however frowns at the high prevalence of violence against children in the Nigerian state.

Naira Scarcity: Frustration As Customers Frowns At Banks’.

The communiqué read: “The Synod frowns at the massive lay-off of civil servants within the state which worsens the hardship in the society and fuels all vices associated with unemployment.

The military frowns on inurrection.

As Bob Dylan noted, the Trump crowd doesn’t see the frowns as the jugglers and clowns do all of their tricks for them.

No one frowns at Norway’s continued pumping of oil and gas, and it is among our biggest energy suppliers via the Langeled pipeline.

Turn those frowns upside down!

Yet, as has become the norm, the Mnangagwa regime frowns upon and does not respect the rule of law.

CAMGIRLS are turning frowns upside down for lonely senior citizens with free live shows.

For Bhardwaj, preparation for the role of Anjani, a contract labourer who frowns upon his job of chasing monkeys and is also scared of them, started immediately after Shubham — the movie’s screenwriter and acting coach — narrated the script to him.

Frowns on this "reporter's" judgmental shenanigans.

He first thought that eating burgers in gloves was “hilarious,” he said, but then he realized it made sense in a culture that values cleanliness and frowns on eating with one’s hands.

Noone ever frowns at a rainbow.

President Buhari frowns at SARS, promises prosecution of.

RMD frowns at fake life style on social.

A traditionalist at heart, Sowmya frowns on such practices.

Debbie hangs out with a boyfriend of whom her parents harshly disapprove, sleeps in and frowns upon employment prospects while Frankie gets mixed up with the wrong sort in a dead-end job he eventually gets fired from.

The election has been fought and won but it will do us good to look back and see the challenges faced by this government which they have tried to surmount, during which process wounds were inflicted and faces creased with frowns.