Ms. Holloway continued, "Then she started running her tongue back and forth over my lips".
"You look just like Ken Norton in that movie 'Mandingo,' " she says, running her tongue across her gums.
Something in my smile encouraged her and kept her there, rocking a little, flexing her bruised toes, running her tongue against her lips to show patience.
…in oyster silk, Running her tongue around her strawberry lips While repositioning a spaghetti shoulder-strap, The Queen of Love, Our Lady Aphrodite….
In 1988 George married Jacqui, the widow of Andrew Lane, the Dundee hotelier who had been his partner in running the Tongue hotel.
"I was banging out some lines unsuccessfully," he says, looking at the floor, shaking his head, running his tongue over his teeth.
Spiegel, whose professional name is S. P. Eagle, is a stout, hawk-nosed man in his late forties with sad, moist eyes, an expression of harried innocence, and a habit of running his tongue swiftly along his upper lip.
"Obrigado". ("Thank you"). Something in my smile encouraged her and kept her there, rocking a little, flexing her bruised toes, running her tongue against her lips to show patience.
(When conversation turns to an actor's losing his teeth in the middle of a performance, "Mrs. Thrale was aware there wasn't one among them, herself included, who wasn't secretly engaged in running their tongue along their gums").
"Hmm," he's saying, tapping his lips together, running his tongue through his mouth.
