Sentence examples for mouthing lyrics from inspiring English sources

On this night, some political sparring at one table ended with participants mouthing lyrics and bobbing their heads to Scorpion's "Rock You Like a Hurricane".

With beads of sweat forming at every pore, the audience swayed together with eyes closed and lips mouthing lyrics in unison, creating an eerie feeling of dazed connectedness and communion.

For example, in the "Here Comes Your Man" video, both Black and Deal open their mouths wide instead of mouthing their lyrics.

Andy watches his girlfriend's red lips move, mouthing the lyrics to a song Andy didn't realize he knew.

With arms outspread and lifted, exaggeratedly mouthing the lyrics, he led the crowd in doing the singing for him.

Still, most people swayed in indie-rock reverie, mouthing the lyrics or staring gauzily at the ground.

Mick Donahue, 48, and his wife Andie, 49, from Queens, could be seen mouthing the lyrics to nearly every song.

With a group of friends and family members acting as a backup chorus, Ms. Giffords has been mouthing the lyrics to "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" and "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby".

Today, his job involves standing in front of cameras, assuming the posture of a very pissed-off man, and mouthing the lyrics to "Yesterday", a break-up song as bleak as the Mojave.

Somebody found a clip of eighteen-year-old Kevin mouthing the lyrics to Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A". in a Beaumont, Texas, karaoke solo, which became a staple on the Fenway message board.

Although she was a single, working mother and money was tight, she took me to choirs, year after year, where children like me would sing miserably while excited middle-class parents sat among the audience mouthing the lyrics.