Sentence examples for some mouthpieces from inspiring English sources

When he left the art program, the teacher gave him some mouthpieces so he could try again later.

Before you go thinking that I plan to just be some mouthpiece for the left wing, however -- sort of a minor-league Keith Olbermann -- bear in mind that I don't necessarily agree with the Democratic Party on everything, and I don't think I'm alone.

As such it is so much easier for officials, and some media mouthpieces, to stereotype and demonise.

He added that more democracy, not more repression, was the answer to the Kurds' long-running grievances.Mr Erdogan's visit to the largest city in the mostly Kurdish south-east followed ground-breaking talks with a group of Turkish intellectuals, seen by some as mouthpieces for rebels of the outlawed PKK terrorist group.

Mouthpieces are generally made of hard rubber, although some inexpensive mouthpieces may be made of plastic.

They aren't motivated as some Somali pirate mouthpieces have hinted, and backed up by some writers, as a kind of unofficial Coast Guard protecting their sea waters from plundering fisherman, and trying to halt illegal chemical and radioactive waste dumping off their coast.

1. Find some less-polarizing mouthpieces than Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh.

A dozen men were seated around a desk, some wearing earphones and mouthpieces, others eating roast beef.

He spent some time fixing reed and mouthpiece, made some tentative noises on the instrument, then switched to tenor, and a lot of the night went that way, restless and blurry.

Some water-pipes are sold with mouthpieces containing cotton filters or a plastic mesh.

Nearly all nebulizers will have some sort of mouthpiece or mask — this is the most important thing to remove and clean.