Sentence examples for mouth shaped from inspiring English sources

"I know his name starts with my mouth shaped like a ball of twine," she says.

His dark eyes enlarged by a tiny degree and his mouth shaped itself with feeling.

You know the dance: head nodding like the Churchill Insurance dog, shoulders rolling rhythmically, arms straight by his side, mouth shaped into a strange, exaggerated pout.

Excess ornament is rare, but a remarkable exception in the show is a mid-15th-century ewer with a mouth shaped like a dragon's and a scaly tail for a handle.

Instead it was "would you rathers" round the dinner table, Furler says, referring to the classic game of alternatives enjoyed by children and adults alike (her example: "would you rather have a mouth shaped like a butt, or a butt shaped like a mouth?").

For some reason I removed a blown intact bubble from my mouth, shaped like a human heart, and looked at it on a light box.

Pouts are for petulant people in a tantrum mindset; leave it out of your mouth shaping skills.

To the left of the picture is a woman with one of those pouty French mouths, shaped by generations of going pffffft.

Ellis describes sharks with coiled lower jaws like spiraled rasps, marauding arthropods with mouths shaped like pineapple rings and ancient whales that looked like furry alligators.

The character is made to speak with a specific mouth shape for each sound.

Mouth shape and tooth structure vary greatly in fishes, depending on the kind of food normally eaten.