Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Usage examples of "laugh lines".
Whit cocked his head at her, laugh lines crinkling at the comers of his amused eyes.
Now she regarded him fondly-a woman his age, her face a map of laugh lines, cheery and bold.
He was a stocky man with graying dark hair and a collection of laugh lines.
It was an attractive face, but with the first stages of those hated tiny laugh lines flanking her eyes and mouth.
There were worry and laugh lines at the corners of his leathery face.
There were laugh lines at the corners of his mouth and his eyes, but they were taut now with pain and anger.
His full head of black hair was more silvered at the temples than it had been five years ago, but the lines left in his face by illness and despair had softened while the laugh lines had deepened.
The silver hair at his temples made him look distinguished rather than old, and his eyes were kindly with laugh lines.
The silver hair at his templesmade him look distinguished rather than old, and his eyeswere kindly with laugh lines.
She is my late mother's mother, and her face is our face but older, with weathered skin, short white hair, firm bones in a strong face, a blade of a nose, and brown eyes with laugh lines at the corners.
Her eyes were brown and intelligent, her brown hair was chopped off as carelessly as Aenea used to cut hers, her skin was tanned from long hours in the sun, her hands were callused with work, and there were laugh lines at the corners of her eyes.