Sentence examples for some tongue from inspiring English sources

I haven't bought any meat in a year, except for some tongue.

A healthy dose of perspective and maybe some tongue in cheek would do wonders for Samuels's embedded-in-Hollywood tone.

Chimpanzees do it in order to reconcile following a fight, and bonobos do it with some tongue as well.

He called her "Foxy Mama," stood outside her office staring at her for up to 20 minutes and once asked her for a kiss: "I am serious, I want some tongue".

But with some tongue as a special, yet subtle, secret bonus weapon thing.

Cod tongue: We can truthfully testify that not only will a Newfoundlander kiss a cod, they aren't shy about using some tongue.

But my favorite e-mail message offered some tongue-in-cheek security advice.

"He's creative in his storytelling, and he'll fire off some tongue-in-cheek stuff that'll makes you stop and chuckle.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The NATO general in charge of training the Afghan police has some tongue-in-cheek career advice for the country's recruits.

Similarly, the Canadian punk band Sum 41 does some tongue-in-cheek rapping on its new album, without feeling compelled to embrace hip-hop culture.

Mr. Spence offered Ford executives some tongue-in-cheek advice based on the new Land Rover credo: "They have to have courage".