Grimaces

Keith Howard, who runs Hope for New Hampshire Recovery, a peer-support community group in Manchester, grimaces when he hears candidates talk about a border crackdown as a viable solution.

After dismissing the jury for the weekend in 1998, she told the attorneys she would not tolerate their smirks, grimaces and nods in front of the jury during testimony.

England's Steph Houghton, right, grimaces after failing to score from the penalty spot during her team's 2-1 loss to the U.S. on Tuesday during the semifinals of the Women's World Cup in France.

His daughter grimaces when she hears it.

North Carolina forward Armando Bacot (5) grimaces in pain following a sprained ankle Wednesday night.

Schalke forward Guido Burgstaller, left, grimaces in pain as referee Carlos del Cerro, second left, shows a red card to Manchester City defender Nicolás Otamendi.

Shawe's Nate Pawlak grimaces as he fouls back a pitch.

But after they got their picture taken atop Victoria Peak, their smiles quickly turned to grimaces, as their attempt to tie up 50 hairy crabs made them very crabby.

The first look shows the beginning of Brock’s transformation into the anti-hero as he grimaces inside an MRI machine – but it fails to show his mutated form.

Wilson (1994), p. 183. In later life, Krzysztof Meyer recalled, "his face was a bag of tics and grimaces".