Sentence examples for long mouth from inspiring English sources

As Chris, Kathryn Hahn turns her long mouth into putty, grimacing virtuosically and blinking through her thick hedge of bangs as her exploits go awry.

Further, the specimens with the lower number of plicae (Fig.  5c, d) had a very long mouth cone, a characteristic already reported in Pliciloricus (i.e. P. gracilis from the U.S. Atlantic coast [ 57]) but unreported for Rugiloricus.

Sand tiger sharks have pointy heads with a flattened, conical snout and a long mouth that extends behind their eyes.

Erase unnecessary marks and add details. Make sure to draw a long mouth and a thin pupil inside the left eye.

If you have an especially long mouth, or if your lips are naturally very red, then try wearing a beige-ish or very light pink lipstick, to minimize it.

In the most Spanish faces you could see flashes of the Old World stock that supplied the island with settlers: the equine noses, the long mouths, at times a Middle Eastern cast, features I knew from my wife's family pictures.

These parched beasts had died with their necks stretched in agony in the sand and now upright and blind and lurching askew with scraps of blackened leather hanging from the fretwork of their ribs they leaned with their long mouths howling after the endless tandem suns that passed above them.

He has sad brown eyes, a big, bulbous nose, and a long, narrow mouth, the corners of which are often turned down, giving him a mournful cast.

He was a tall and straight man, a bit past 70, his face weathered, his nose distinguished and long, his mouth small, smiling with thin pink lips.

Wilson is amiable in conversation – her long, dramatic mouth curves easily into a mischievous smile – but she has had to fight hard for good parts.

By the ninth week the embryo is about 2.5 centimetres (one inch) long; face, mouth, eyes, and ears have begun to take on well-defined form, and arms, legs, hands, feet, and even fingers and toes have appeared.