Sentence examples similar to damp lips from inspiring English sources
David Cameron licks a damp upper lip.
His fingers, I noticed, were damp and his lips very cold".
Having been wiped with a damp cloth, its lips looked as if they had been licked, even though no mouth was attached to them yet.
His hands on the wheel were all sweaty and damp, And his lips were a-purse and his jaw was a-clamp, And his eye was awry and his leg was a-cramp, And in general he was in no shape to drive.
She smiled and touched her damp fingertip to her lips, which were wonderful lips.
To her, "nil by mouth" was always cruelty; there is anger in her vignette of a friend, ill with Aids, denied a glass of water: visitors were only allowed to moisten his lips with damp Q-tips.
Gently rub a damp washcloth over your lips or use a toothbrush to remove excess skin.
Over the years the camera has caught her immaculate in tennis whites at her beach house in Venezuela; clasping the hand of a youthful Mick Jagger on the island of Mustique; lolling on the beach in Majorca, damp hair slicked back, her lips in a sultry pout.
In the morning and night rub a damp towel gently on your lips.
Lightly scrub away the top surface of your lips with a damp toothbrush to get rid of dull, dry skin cells.
