Sentence examples for tongue make from inspiring English sources

I do not let my tongue make trouble for it as my husband say.

Mrs. Jaffee said that her husband's repeated alienation and lack of ease in his own land or tongue make him quick to see nuances others miss.

Most of us know the pleasant side effects of this, the way a few drinks loosen the tongue, make you feel more open and carefree.

It's Ethiopia's closest thing to the Tonight Show and Fantahun's quick-witted commentary and sharp tongue make him the local version of Jay Leno.

A scacciapensieri – a typical instrument known also as marranzanu in Sicilian dialect – is played using your mouth and plucked with your finger, as the positions of the tongue make different sounds.

The high dexterity and resilience of the tongue make it a good candidate for interacting with computers.

My own tongue made me retch".

Mrs Friedan's sharp tongue made enemies everywhere.

Now here's the pitch.' " Here Mr. Sterling clicked his tongue, making a bat-on-ball knocking sound.

And the need to twist around that central USB tongue makes you worry about its longevity (although it has a lifetime guarantee).

Jew's harps have idioglott tongues (cut from the same material as the frame) in Indonesia, while both idioglott and heteroglott (the tongue made separately and attached to the frame) forms occur in China and in South Asia.