Sentence examples for through the lip from inspiring English sources

But the old poison has still lingered on, a background ripple, clinging on through the lip service and corporate cleansing.

Each element in the interaction is then carefully delineated and reasonable approximations to the governing equations for the lip dynamics and flow conditions through the lip opening are deduced: the acoustic parameters of the instrument and pressure source from the lungs can be experimentally determined.

Vaughan wrote on Twitter  : "Back home! plastic surgeon sorted me out! think i will have to bite my lip over the 'incident' o wait already done that!" Lambert added: "It has gone straight through the lip and they can't just stitch it up.

About one in 500 males has two tusks, which occurs when the right canine also grows out through the lip.

The most conspicuous characteristic of the male narwhal is a single long tusk, a canine tooth that projects from the left side of the upper jaw, through the lip and forms a left-handed helix spiral.

If you cut through the lip and the side of the can, you are squeezing too hard.

On a day of furious deal-making, with players scattered across the continent, the most important name was the one that never passed through the transaction wire, or through the lips of Knicks officials.

I reached into the bucket, hooked a shiner through the lips and flipped it to the nearest fish, which snapped at it and swam off with the tiny tail hanging from its jaw.

The syllable pa is produced by passing a column of air through the vocal cords, an action that constitutes the vocalic element, bounded at the outset by sudden release of air through the lips, an action that constitutes the consonantal element.

Eric worked through the lips and whiskers, exposing an entire jaw full of jagged teeth.

Among the many lines he repeatedly uttered that arguably rival those of Shakespeare in terms of familiarity, if not intellectual depth: "Eh... what's up, Doc?" through the lips of the wiseacre hare, Bugs Bunny; "I tawt I taw a putty tat," from the tart-tongued canary Tweety, and "SSSSSsssuffering SSSSSuccotash," courtesy of Sylvester the sloppy cat.