| " If your enemy strikes you on the right cheek, offer him the left"? | |
| "A black mole on a fair cheek" | |
| "A scalpel slashed the left cheek of the guilty party three times. | |
| "A teardrop rolls down my cheek"? | |
| "And that little black thing you have on your cheek?" | |
| " If your enemy strikes you on the right cheek, offer him the left"? | |
| "A black mole on a fair cheek" | |
| "A scalpel slashed the left cheek of the guilty party three times. | |
| "A teardrop rolls down my cheek"? | |
| "And that little black thing you have on your cheek?" | |
| ""A /itt/e baby / powdery snow on its cheeks / on this ho/y night. "" | |
| "...that the eyeballs pop out onto the cheeks... | |
| "A /itt/e baby / powdery snow on its cheeks / on this ho/y night." | |
| "A silken breath brushes my cheeks" | |
| "Above them all, the Archangel But his face deep scars of thunder had entrenched And care sat on his faded cheeks | |
| ""A /itt/e baby / powdery snow on its cheeks / on this ho/y night. "" | |
| "...that the eyeballs pop out onto the cheeks... | |
| "A /itt/e baby / powdery snow on its cheeks / on this ho/y night." | |
| "A silken breath brushes my cheeks" | |
| "Above them all, the Archangel But his face deep scars of thunder had entrenched And care sat on his faded cheeks | |
| "And we're getting rosy cheeked tonight, and we're playing it back. | |
| "Come and embrace, my rosy-cheeked love" | |
| "Desmond's rosy-cheeked little daughter, Evelyn...." | |
| "It is reported that his last thoughts were of his mother, "a plump, pink-cheeked little woman "who lives in a neat cottage near... | |
| A Connecticut dragoon unit filled with apple-cheeked young boys fresh from their mothers' bellies, fighting for freedom, fighting for you. | |
| -You'll soon see... -Come in here, cheeking me... | |
| Eddie, have you been cheeking your meds? | |
| I've been cheeking them. | |
| Maybe he was cheeking them. | |
| She's probably cheeking the dose. | |
| "And we're getting rosy cheeked tonight, and we're playing it back. | |
| "Come and embrace, my rosy-cheeked love" | |
| "Desmond's rosy-cheeked little daughter, Evelyn...." | |
| "It is reported that his last thoughts were of his mother, "a plump, pink-cheeked little woman "who lives in a neat cottage near... | |
| A Connecticut dragoon unit filled with apple-cheeked young boys fresh from their mothers' bellies, fighting for freedom, fighting for you. | |
| -You'll soon see... -Come in here, cheeking me... | |
| Eddie, have you been cheeking your meds? | |
| I've been cheeking them. | |
| Maybe he was cheeking them. | |
| She's probably cheeking the dose. | |
