Sentence examples for mobile mouth from inspiring English sources
Not to mention her generous, mobile mouth.
The mobile mouth seems disconnected from the frozen brow.
And it is easy to see why the camera loves her (her mobile mouth and arresting blue eyes).
Ms. Lieberman, a rangy 5-feet-8 with pea-soup eyes and her father's mobile mouth, strode up to Starbucks in tight jeans and a gray crewneck sweater, dragging a large black suitcase on wheels like a symbol of her transitory life at the moment.
The body language says present and available, mouth mobile, chest open, legs splayed.
Mr Clark confesses that, as a man in his 40s, he sometimes finds it embarrassing to hold a mobile to his mouth to record a message the way people 20 years younger do.
The Cancer registry of Norway, which publish data in cancer incidence, mortality, survival and prevalence in Norway, reports (for 1995) a 2.1 1 ratio for men versus women for cancer categorized as mobile tongue and mouth (3.0 and 1.4/100 000) (ICD-O, C02-C06) [ 33].
One evening at dinner, my wife glanced at me over her reading glasses and said, "Do you know that, according to this article in the paper, ninety-seven per cent of pet owners say their pets make them smile at least once a day?" The shelties — Tim and Tim II — gazed up from beneath the table with wondering eyes as I fed scraps of meat into their mobile and receptive mouths.
The word just came straight out of T-Mobile UK's mouth (well, their Twitter account – but that's the closest thing to a mouth they've got): the HTC Hero is coming to T-Mobile UK at the end of this month, and will be known as the G2.
The hydrological characteristics were measured with two conductivity temperature depth probes equipped with a turbidimeter, one fixed on the port breakwater and one used at mobile stations around the mouth of the torrent.
As reported in other studies, the majority of the patients presented with well or moderately differentiated tumours, most frequently located in the mobile tongue, floor of mouth and alveolar rim [ 1, 35].
