Sentence examples for lips thought from inspiring English sources

Robb and Lips thought we had the greatest movie ever made.

Ms. Johansson pursed her ringless lips, thought a while, and said, "Why didn't I travel around and meet people and work in Canada?

'Any questions?' Billy licked his lips, thought a while, inquired at last: 'Why me? 'That is a very Earthling question to ask, Mr. Pilgrim.

Everyone with a wig and the ability to purse their lips thinks they can do a good Trump.

Earl Parish wet his lips and thought of words he did not say.

She dwelled on Yasser Arafat's swollen belly and his red, fleshy lips; she thought Khomeini the most handsome old man she had ever seen.

His date, Camilla Tee, dancing with a cigarette between her lips, also thought that her four-person band would go over well with a Japanese audience.

Previously, when the LIP was thought to represent the completion of alveolar recruitment, the PEEP that corresponded to the LIP was thought to sustain alveolar recruitment and prevent alveolar shear stress.

The human homologue of monkey LIP is thought to lie within the IPS (Sereno et al. 2001; Schluppeck et al. 2005, 2006; Levy et al. 2007), where topographically organized areas associated with saccadic eye movements have been identified.

Although LIP is thought to act as a transdominant inhibitor, it has also been suggested that long C/EBPβ isoforms could act as repressors (Kowenz-Leutz et al, 1994; Williams et al, 1995; Lamb et al, 2003; Mo et al, 2005) and that LIP might abrogate repression by removal of long C/EBPβ isoforms (repression of a repressor) (Lamb et al, 2003).

"As the words were leaving his lips, I think it physically altered me," Mr. Pritzker said.