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There's a mischievous look on her face.

She had a forlorn look on her face.

There was an amused look on the President's face.

He's always got a sour look on his face, and he has never said anything friendly.

He leans back in his swivel chair with a sudden defeated look on his face.

In fact, that's the way many Taiwanese look on the issue.

There was a rapt look on his face whenever he looked at his sweetheart.

But then on a quiet winter afternoon when there was not much else going on, my supervisor came to me with an apologetic look on her face.

That a car had been turned upside down looked bizarre, but more important was the look on the fireman’s face.

A horrific video has emerged of a schoolboy being viciously kicked in the head as other children look on.

At least this uncontrolled excitement was what we learnt to look on as the quintessence of English literature.

Tourists look on as Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park's most famous geyser, sends a tower of scaling water skyward.

Wear it to the office with a white oxford and navy blazer or throw on a leather jacket for a street-ready look on the weekends.

He walked with a stoop and a sad look on his face when he, with some difficulty, boarded the bus and sat down alone behind the driver.

And hey, it's cute to get this kind of recognition, even if it's about the "pissed off look on his face".

The reason I like it is the look on the security man's face as he guards the manager behind him. It really makes me chuckle.

I suppose one could look on William Osler and lament how inconsequential one's own life is; but I'd like to offer a more hopeful viewpoint.

Our genes also help determine whether we look on the bright side, helping explain why some people have a spring in their step, while others like nothing better than a good grumble.

Still, I was unprepared for the many lunches and dinners where my friends and I cried? And for the look on my best friend's face at my going-away party.