| He then proceeded to twist and contort his features into a splendidly ugly mask of itself. |
| His little face would contort in pain every time he coughed or sneezed, and he was suffering quite badly. |
| She sobbed uncontrollably and Andriel could feel her body contort and writhe. |
| There will be side deals and efforts to contort platforms to draw new votes that make predictions hazardous. |
| He was a master of disguise who used walnut juice to change the colour of his skin and would contort his face to avoid recognition. |
| A loud, piercing scream escaped her as she saw his face contort into a wild look of determination. |
