Sentence examples for spit from inspiring English sources
The word "spit" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as a verb to mean to eject saliva from the mouth, or as a noun to mean saliva, an amount of something that has been ejected from the mouth. Example sentence: I watched as the child angrily spat on the ground.
So much as glance at any of them today and your aqueous humour will begin to bubble and spit inside your skull.
Spit it out.' And he said, 'Well, you and Mark… were you just friends?' I exploded with laughter.
"Buffy was very clear about what she saw as the crisis and very keen to spit it out, almost like a witch.
If anyone found out, he imagined that he'd be rejected by all of society, that people would spit on him in the street.
How makes takes did you have to do to not spit it out immediately?
You probably have no idea how powerful your own spit is.
Therefore I do everything in my power to prevent the 30,000-foot plummet, which means carrying various life-saving charms, of course, but more importantly, it means that I get my spit on the outside of that aircraft when I board.
"I am afraid I did spit the dummy at times and I had public comments to make because the frustration of having this fantastic work – and then doing nothing with it – was great.
What about analysing the responsibility of Simmons and every foul-mouthed yob who thinks his £10 admission gives him the right to say what he likes to a man... to abuse, taunt, spit and behave in a way that would get you locked up if you repeated it in the high street".
These, surely, are words to make Nigel Farage spit out his pint.
The 48,000 props from prosthetic limbs and Hobbit feet, to armour, swords, cloaks and daggers were forged, sewn and spit-and-glued by local artisans coordinated by Wellington's Weta Workshop.
