We have no evidence from the lips of Mrs. Chapman.
The scare words vanished from the lips of politicians.
To witness this unassailable truth from the lips of a Conservative cabinet minister, indeed from the lips of a cabinet minister of any party, is satisfying.
The worry also drips from the lips of TV programme-makers in Europe.
Such a metaphor could have slipped from the lips of Mr. Mosley's detective hero, Easy Rawlins.
At Block 8, a fashionable Beijing nightclub, cigarettes dangled from the lips of half the patrons.
Her message could have come straight from the lips of George Osborne or Nigel Lawson.
One rarely hears the word "sculptress" drop from the lips of anyone under 82; "authoress" likewise.
The Red Sox, conversely, were not far from the lips of Yankees fans yesterday.
And this advice will drop from the lips of every knowing rider: "Switch in Secaucus".
It's hard to imagine similar words from the lips of Jimmy Carter, notwithstanding his southern roots.
