Sentence examples for much tongue from inspiring English sources
"There was much tongue in cheek," he said.
"The title of the book is very much tongue in cheek," Ms. Williams said.
Why did the crowd outside Buckingham Palace complain about the balcony kiss? a it was too short b it was too long c they didn't like seeing so much tongue d they didn't expect Harry to join in 33.
Part of the fun of Kanye West's proclamation I Am a God, from his album Yeezus was trying to figure out just how much tongue was in his cheek.
That was so funny, because I kept coming across people saying that too much tongue is gross, and that it's kind of silly, but there's actually an evolutionary reason for it.
Pretty much tongue-tied until now, at last I had something to ask.
Nothing in real life, a chasm in F1. "Today, Ferrari get our tyres from Singapore," Mercedes' chairman Niki Lauda chuckled, very much tongue-in-cheek.
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson play lawyers who specialise, with much tongue-in-cheek irony, in the business of matrimonial mediation.
There was much tongue-clicking from the scientific establishment when Geron announced it would put its money into cancer rather than stem cells.
But anyone who has watched Belgian TV's De Slimste Mens Ter Wereld will quickly realise that the declared aspiration is very much tongue-in-cheek.
