Sentence examples for mouths need from inspiring English sources

How can it be so easy to forget that mouths need to move to produce intelligible sounds?

With the fall of the Soviet Union came a loosening on emigration, which provided the critical mass of cooks and mouths needed to open all sorts of new restaurants.

Remember that not only the words that come out of your mouth need to be neutral, but your tone, attitude and expressions need to follow suit.

A bridge might be a great option for you if the teeth on either side of the space in your mouth need crowns, too.

In a video interview with Lynn Hirschberg, she demonstrates seven of them (no mouth needed).

But for later roles he thought his mouth needed surgical enhancement, and he began turning himself into Kim Kardashian.

Their principal defect seems to lie in a lack of fine control over the muscles of the throat and mouth, needed for rapid speech.

If you want to de-escalate a conflict, the very first thing out of your mouth needs to be supportive rather than dismissive.

They imagined Trump swimming ("his mouth needs a rest"), playing tennis ("back and forth with everybody"), archery ("I just can picture him completely nailing it") and rowing as the boat's coxswain ("yell at them to keep going").

Among producers and press agents, concerns about the months ahead on Broadway have less to do with the number of shows opening this spring than with the ability to raise capital to finance new shows for next season, as well as the marketing calculations — ticket pricing, discounts, building word of mouth — needed to draw audiences.

And that serious damage can mean that your whole mouth needs to be rebuilt.