Sentence examples for tongue create from inspiring English sources

If a new word resembles a word in your native tongue, create a mental image association between the native word and the new word.

Channel Nine, an Australian commercial network, has not suffered similarly for engaging as a wedding commentator Dame Edna Everage, a character with a withering tongue created by the comedian Barry Humphries.

In one image the addition of little more than a large red tongue creates a devouring giant, while a scattering of tiny toy figures looks very much like her lunch.

Democritus' theory of taste, for example, shows how different taste sensations are regularly produced by contact with different shapes of atoms: some atoms are jagged and tear the tongue, creating bitter sensations, or are smooth and thus roll easily over the tongue, causing sensations of sweetness.

This technique basically uses a sharp "back and down" motion of the tongue to create suction and a "forward and up" motion of the tongue to push air out.

Heating or cooling certain parts of the tongue can create the illusion of certain tastes.

He would sooner cut out his tongue than create controversy with it.

Another suggests a rule whereby diplomats should never be allowed to speak in their mother tongue to create an even playing field.

Developed by scientists at New York University Abu Dhabi, the spoon uses electrodes that zap your tongue to create the sensation of taste.

When they used a sealed tube around which the tongue could create suction, it took nearly 10 times as much force.

Lemons and limes have that acidic sizzle on the tongue, yet create a more alkaline balance in your body.