Sentence examples for lips away from inspiring English sources

There is some debate about whether "Take, O, take those lips away" from Measure for Measure and "O mistress mine" from Twelfth Night predate these plays.

You know, the fellow who wrote "Blow, blow, thou winter wind," "Take, oh take those lips away" and "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" Who wrote his music?

Startled, I took my lips away from the straw and looked up.

Fear is when we raise our eyebrows, flash the whites of our eyes and pull our lips away from our teeth as if to yell.

Thus, in Scene 4 of Act Two, just before the Battle of Actium, there is a short duet of approximately fifty bars of music that makes use of words by the English dramatists Beaumont and Fletcher ("Oh take! Take those lips away").

Pull your lips away, but rest your forehead against hers.

All pens were videotaped the last 24 h of period 3. Start time (when the goat had its lips round the nipple or the mouth into the water surface in the bowl) and stop time (when the goat moved the lips or mouth away from the dispenser) for every drinking bout for each goat was scored continuously for 24 h with one second accuracy.

Reed looked as if he had wasted his big surge when he three-putted for bogey from just off the green 100 feet away, lipping out his 4-foot par attempt.

Her lips came away in a slurp.

Marina's lips peeled away and her skin became loose.

It was miked very, very close up; you hear his lips come away from the cigarette.