Sentence examples for mouth due to from inspiring English sources
Some people get a dry mouth due to nerves so we suggest that you take a bottle of water with you.
My face is sagging on the right side, I get sores on the right-hand corner of my mouth due to the drool that manages to escape because of facial weakness on that side.
The textural properties and hysteresis loop area of supported and spent catalysts indicated that catalysts were deactivated at the pore mouth due to the metal and carbon depositions.
The pier-type structure minimizes disturbance of water flow at the nearby Tama river mouth due to the presence of the new runway.
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) ankylosis is characterized by difficulty or inability to open the mouth due to fusion of the temporal and the mandible, resulting in facial symmetry/deformity, malocclusion and dental problems.
Dose build up effect on tooth inside the mouth due to cheek was simulated by placing a 4 mm thick paraffin wax layer between the beam and tooth, but had little effect.
Ultimately, it is very upsetting that those who paid money to attend were left with a bitter taste in their mouths due to bad event planning and shambolic organisation on the night".
If, however, due to unforeseen circumstances – life, say – you haven't got round to it, and you find yourself with expectant mouths due to arrive imminently and no clue what you're going to put in them other than cheap chocolate, then worry not.
The findings demonstrated the intrusion of sand spit into river mouths due to the tsunami having scoured river mouth deeper than the depth of closure.
New Zealander Hampton, an independent judicial officer appointed by the Australian Rugby Union, concluded it was possible that during the incident, Sheehan's arm "may have come in contact with Healy's mouth and due to the pressure of the tackle it is likely that unavoidable contact between Healy's mouth and Sheehan's arm occurred".
The condition typically presents as painless progressive reduction in mouth opening due to contact interference between the elongated coronoid process and the medial surface of the zygomatic arch or the temporal aspect of zygomatic bone [2].
