Sentence examples for That lick from inspiring English sources

We then replicated the finding that lick cluster size is reduced after 60 min, but not 10 min, under conditions in which a number of potential behavioural confounds were removed.

When asked by an audience member if she had composed any autobiographical works, she mentions that "Lick," a piece she composed for Bang on a Can, was a tribute to music she loves— funk and James Brown.

Bending a knee while hunching over, Mr. Samson takes quick, crisscrossing steps that lick the stage like flames, but as the preacher in Autumn, he presides over a rehearsal and marriage ceremony with severe reserve and a kooky, loping walk.

Until being permanently sidelined by a series of knee injuries, he had certainly done enough to show he was not going to be consumed by the flames of celebrity that lick at the heels of all England's international footballers.

"He has a rundown when it hits the five chord, the B down to the A down to the E, which is like a yodelling sort of thing, which I've never been quite able to figure … Every time I see him, it's 'Learnt that lick yet?'" As Moore tells it, he was doing nothing much special, nothing more than "filling in holes".

Another reason is that Lick wasn't even very successful as a bureaucrat, not after he left ARPA for IBM in 1964.

All that licking and re-licking and sharing of saliva.

Furthermore, we found that licking of lips was a common component of the greeting behavior of dogs toward humans.

Most were pariah dogs that licked a stranger's hand and whined with delight when petted.

Ultra-fine workmanship delivered colors as vivid as the digital flames that licked the runway.

This indicates that licking rate was affected by the experimental design, but not specifically by the weight of the gold implant.