Sentence examples for into tongue from inspiring English sources
Manhood is melted into courtesies, valour into compliment, and men are only turned into tongue, and trim ones, too.
His defensiveness at town halls and pressers have often translated into tongue lashing tactics, many of which — preserved forever in the annals of political YouTube blunders — will undoubtedly return to haunt him as the race to the White House accelerates.
Remarkably, ACCS-M shBra sometimes failed to develop into tongue tumor (50% tumorigenicity), and metastasis was completely inhibited.
Make it last about ten seconds but don't get too into tongue make a kiss that looks and is sweet.
Are we sleepwalking into tongue-tied isolation?
Woodpeckers drilling into tongue-and-groove type sidings show a definite preference to corner holes.
They listened raptly to a speaker who recently led the occupation of a factory in Argentina, breaking, now and then, into tongue-twister-like chants.
"ARE the ECB's bankers making our money kaputt?" Bild, Germany's best-selling newspaper, has a way of saying what many Germans are thinking, while putting into plain German what others would render into tongue-twisting Teutonic syntax.
The song, which is called "Earl," turns scenes of horror-movie hedonism into tongue-twisting provocations: Go on, suck it up — but hurry, I got nuts to bust and butts to fuck and ups to chuck and sluts to fuckin' uppercut.
Since then it has been put into tongues as far removed as Chinese and Japanese.
The company's creative director, Nonie Creme, a British transplant, taps into tongue-in-cheek phrases that link back somehow to the shade.
