Sentence examples for some tongues from inspiring English sources

Some tongues will wag; many toes will tap.

While Buchanan was senator, he shared lodgings with another bachelor, Sen. William R. King of Alabama, causing some tongues in Washington to wag, but, in conformity with the mores of the time, the relationship was not a public matter.

"Some tongues can distinguish gradations of flavour that elude the majority, some noses can detect a dozen elements in a perfume that to other people is a single scent.

Homefront's single-player campaign set some tongues wagging at E3, but at the moment my simple advice to the more established FPS franchises out there would be: "Don't panic!" Homefront will be released early 2011 for Xbox 360, PC and PS3.

/ Betray them both, or give back what they give?" Walcott's new "Selected Poems" begins with poems of disturbing self-confidence — amused, self-mocking, mildly self-hating, his youthful work is filled with language that eases itself off the tongue (if some tongues are silver, his must be platinum).

Layar is one mobile application that has definitely managed to get quite some tongues rolling and keyboards rattling this past week, including at the Mobile 2.0 Europe conference in Spain where I just got back from (video demo below).

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

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

Last week, Waldo had been half covered by a drippy mass of teal paint, as had some tongue-in-cheek takeoffs of '50s comic book covers.

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

High school students in a city that David Letterman lampooned as an awful place to live are plotting some tongue-in-cheek revenge, more than 15 years later.