Sentence examples for lips just as from inspiring English sources

Lorvane pursed her lips, just as her son sometimes did during those rare moments when he was still.

It was she who rushed to plant a kiss on his lips just as it was she who struggled to free herself of his clinging body.

But another set of statistics comes to his lips just as freely: 200,000 hot breakfasts daily for schoolchildren; 1 million tests for sickle-cell anemia; 200,000 weekly newspapers; 5,000 followers in 48 chapters.

Welbeck was booked for playing on after he had been whistled for offside, but pictures showed Slovakian referee Ivan Kruzliak with the whistle to his lips just as the striker made contact with the ball.

There was no lip, just as nails were kept clean, coated with only Sally Hansen's Hard as Nails.

Ms. Wilson, who has big blue eyes and a pillowy upper lip, is just as much an impostor, which seems unnecessary in the age of "Ugly Betty".

Lip balm works just as well as most lip glosses and will leave your lips moisturized.

With glamorous winged eyeliner, nude lips and glossy hair she looks just as polished as she does today.

If you can't afford lip-gloss, Vaseline (or any petroleum jelly) will do just as well.

If your head is just as upright as her, you'll bump your nose into her nose instead of your lips into her lips.

Get your lips just right.