Sentence examples for some mouth from inspiring English sources

Dr. Masuda said some mouth conditions -- a dark, moist environment where bacteria can thrive -- were replicated in his work.

You're gonna need to use some mouth wash no doubt.

Personally I would rather do some mouth and possibly hand stuff on one of Europe's dirtiest chairs, thanks.

Here are some "ice breakers" that are sure to set the mood for some mouth to mouth time: ·    "In college people called me the kissing bandit because I loved kissing and also I was arrested for grand larceny four times".

It involves a course of three immunisations for those over 15 (two for under 15) and protects against the strains of HPV that cause most cervical, anal, and genital cancers, including some mouth and throat cancers.

In this scenario you have started the process of having sex, commonly referred to as "foreplay", and you've both done, like, an extensive amount of hand stuff, and maybe some mouth stuff, I don't know – I don't know how you live – but everyone is writhing and covered in saliva and the window is all steamed up.

And Madonna and Britney Spears tried to give each other's careers some mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

This is a marvellously enjoyable performance from Jeremy Northam, for whom Stoppard has some mouth-watering lines.

There are some mouth-watering new cookbooks out led, for me, by Paul Gayler's excellent Sauce Book (Kyle Cathie, £20).

Mr. Inchcape is pleased at his admiration and reads him some mouth-watering copy he has written for Mother Stentorian's Fish Kebabs.

The new money has been made in "rent-seeking" sectors, such as mining and infrastructure, with a lot of government involvement and little foreign competition; some mouth-wateringly large corruption scandals have occurred there.