Sentence examples for mouth kind from inspiring English sources

It's a blending of trying to get his facial stuff down and just kind of like the beady eyes and his mouth kind of droops a little bit".

I think there are some takes where you see the corners of my mouth kind of quivering — there was blood in my mouth from me biting my lips trying not to laugh.

There's something about the ritual of drinking that spraying a clear, scentless mist into your mouth kind of lacks, but we were drunk enough by this point to forget all about that.

"My husband is a closed-mouth kind of guy.

"It's a word-of-mouth kind of shop," says Heather. "So it gives us a boost".

His wines, while more introverted than those of Mr. Pico, also have the right acidity, a melts-in-your-mouth kind that makes the wines hugely appealing and drinkable.

Rather, it is a word-of-mouth kind of place that for three decades has quietly helped start the careers of some of the country's most acclaimed black writers, actors, directors and performers.

"People assume that 'The Old Curiosity Shop,' with little Nell, is a sentimental, stick-to-the-roof-of-your-mouth kind of thing, but it's a page-turner, and it has three of the most villainous characters in any of Dickens.

"Fresh out the oven," the singer continues, "Melt-in-your-mouth kind of lovin'".

"It's a show that came in under the radar and it's a truly word-of-mouth kind of show," said Comedy Central's Kent Alterman, head of the network's original programming.

But it's just the specter of a head distinguished by a glamorous mouth, the kind associated with Marilyn Monroe.