Sentence examples for crowded mouths from inspiring English sources

According to the Bureau of Reclamation, the river was running dangerously low, and if it dropped lower, scientists warned, salmon would seek refuge from the warm shallows in the cool but crowded mouths of tributaries.

But if you do need to remove a tooth, it could be for a variety of reasons: Crowded mouth.

The initial low ebb swells up as the crowd mouths every word: "You know I'm such a fool for you.

Their wisdom teeth crowd their mouths, and their cheeks swell post-surgery.

The crowd mouth the words to every song, including the tongue-in-cheek refrain from new tune 'Teenagers' ('They said all/ Teenagers scare/ The living shit out of me') and they hold their mobiles aloft during anthemic swan song 'Cancer'.

It stands for the proposition that if you tick off a cop, especially in front of a crowd, mouth off, curse, cuss, insult, pester or heckle a law enforcement officer and/or his brethren, you will be cuffed, taken into custody, arrested and transported to the hoosegow or precinct.

His tongue was crowded in his mouth with gaps in the sides of his bite.

Some slogans were actually not all that positive but as long the crowd's mouths were open and fists pumping air — that looks positive in the photographs.

Extending the lifespan will mean more crowding, more mouths to feed, more environmental degradation, and more resource depletion.

We often find ourselves crowded around a small table, scooping and shoveling dip into our mouths.

More people crowded in to hear him, old women with covered heads and bright-red mouths — grandmothers upon grandmothers.