Sentence examples for tongue about from inspiring English sources

Mosenson is the founder of the Long Island 495ers, a team in the American Inline Hockey League with a name that trips off the tongue about as smoothly as rush-hour traffic moves on the expressway it is named for.

German is the most widely spoken mother tongue (about 88.7 million people in 2006).

The actor revealed that continuity concerns meant he held his tongue about the accessories error.

Should I do this instead?" So I've learned when to bite my tongue about things I'm excited about.

It probably ceased to be used as an everyday spoken tongue about 400 bc, but the sacred word was passed down through oral tradition.

Eventually, he made a short, Blue Tongue, about a pair of kids from a housing estate who discover a rare lizard.

The densely populated Visayan island group constitutes an ethnolinguistic region defined by the dominance of the three major Visayan languages: Cebuano (which is the mother tongue of about one-fifth of the Philippines' population), Hiligaynon, and Waray-Waray.

The giraffe's prehensile tongue is about 50 cm long.

This advancing tongue comprises about 70 rows of cells in a murine skin wound, all of which must dramatically alter their polarity, migratory, and adhesion status.

Equally troubling is that Orpheus members have long spoken with forked tongues about conductors.

Or the soundtrack to that dream where all your fillings fall out and you speak in tongues about your mother.