Sentence examples for loud gum from inspiring English sources
Clinton told attendees at the mental health conference that "at the rate we're going, we're going to have so many people with guns everywhere, fully licensed, fully validated" in settings like movie theatres where shootings had arisen over seemingly mundane things like loud gum chewing or cellphone use.
Loud gum chewing was one; hair twirling, twisting or curling around a finger was the second; and declaring that something is "so fun," which is, apparently, grammatically incorrect, marked the third offense.
More common than not, Black mothers are nothing more than loud talking, gum smacking, side-hip baby carryin' balls of dysfunction.
"If someone chewed their gum too loud it would bother me, too".
Clinton was speaking at the National Council for Behavioural Health conference in Oxon Hill, Maryland, pointing to recent shootings that involved teens who had been playing loud music and chewing gum, and a separate incident involving the typing of text messages in a movie theatre.
Use subtle/moderate stims (e.g. chewing gum rather than loud echolalia) when people are concentrating, such as during a lecture or exam.
In retrospect, it's also apparent that there can be too many Gummi Bear colors and shoulder pads: these days, nothing produces a cringe faster than the sight of the bubble-gum magentas and loud turquoises that made up the stars' wardrobes.
The conference room looks like a boudoir designed by Willy Wonka: a jar of gum balls here, a loud houndstooth print there.
The change of food consistency (eating softer foods), applying cold or heat, and avoiding extreme movements of the mandible (chewing gum, wide yawning or loud singing) might be enough to decrease TMD symptoms [47].
We invaded the prayer-soaked space, a loud army of short skirts and chewing gum.
