Sentence examples for tongue in front of from inspiring English sources
"Watch your tongue in front of the boy," says my Da.
Then, in a John Rocker moment, the Empires' lanky, monosyllabic, newly called-up closer, Shane Mungitt (the excellent Frederick Weller), emboldened by a string of big wins, finds his tongue in front of reporters.
Modern, adult life is a far cry from the days when misspelling "tongue" in front of the class was our biggest woe, and wasting time meant spending forty-five makings making a superhero out of string cheese, instead of two hours lost to googling the symptoms of Syphilis.
At home, there were more times than I can count where, jaw clenched, I repeated tongue twisters in front of the mirror until memorized.
He dropped another hit of acid after leaving the bathroom and then struck a pose with it on his tongue outside in front of a bunch of cops.
And when it's over, and we go our separate ways, I'll continue to perfect my speech and practice tongue twisters in front of the mirror until the next conversation.
While many would become tongue-tied in front of the 44th President of the United States, Charlize Theron found herself over-compensating for awkward silences when she was ushered to meet him backstage at the Jimmy Kimmel Live show.
The survey of 1,425 adults, which was conducted last spring by the Gallup organization, suggests that a host of other meaningful subjects make adults tongue-tied in front of adolescents and young adults, including personal values, cultural differences and community service.
But her dream of another venue, in a ruined building in an up-and-coming part of town, is mired in building problems, and her love life is a mess: she's mucking around with another chef and getting tongue-tied in front of her handsome ex.
Last October Morrison pulled a prank on a visiting market manager from Japan by calling her into his office for what seemed a tongue-lashing in front of colleagues.
