Sentence examples for call tongue from inspiring English sources

I call tongue scraping the "unsung hero of oral health".

I call tongue scraping the "unsung hero of oral health". I have been enthusiastically tongue scraping for years now, and I don't see how anyone could try tongue scraping once, see the gunk you remove from your tongue, and not become an enthusiast as well.

She became one of the "pensadores rubios", as Novo used to call, tongue-in-cheek, members of the American intelligentsia who were always "discovering" Mexico.

Tonguefish, also called tongue sole, any of the small marine flatfishes of the family Cynoglossidae, found in the tropics, especially in Asia.

He was referring to a dish they called (accurately, as it happens) tongue in breast, and to another they called tongue in the hole, because it was a riff on the British classic toad in the hole.

I got up at 2 a.m. and climbed to the bridge deck to see the stars and the eerie blue hue of the 6,000-foot-deep 6,000-foot-deep 6,000-foot-deepan we were strenchg over.

In the 1950s, a professor of medicine at Duke University, John Hickam, was said to have proposed an alternative to Occam's razor that he called, tongue slightly in cheek, Hickam's dictum: "Patients can have as many diseases as they damn well please".

By 1990 it was called, tongue in cheek, an "underdeveloping" nation.

Patches become particularly large during geomagnetic storms (called tongue of ionization) and form a channel of enhanced density from the dayside and nightside auroral oval across the polar cap (Foster et al. 2005).

There's Alyssa Edwards tongue pop merch, and she even released a novelty Christmas song called "Tongue Pop the Halls".

"I'm sure there were some people there who thought our band was called Tongue Tied," said the group's keyboardist, Hannah Hooper, a few days after the Club Nokia gig.