Sentence examples for tongue turning from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail exchange with VICE, he cited what he believes are the two big indicators of distress in dogs as determined by doctors: "exceptionally dry, heavy panting, followed by the dog's tongue turning a bluish color".

He started to go blind and his tongue turned cancerous.

Well, this remote aboriginal tongue turned up – called Guugu Yimithirr, from north Queensland.

After the third try, Wright's silver tongue turned into a leather whip in front of the team.

In the videos, the tip of the tongue turned bright red as the papillae extended, supporting the hypothesis that they were engorged with blood.

What looked incongruously like guacamole, accompanying the superb veal (along with veal cheek, pure delicious fat that melted on the tongue), turned out to be an asparagus purée; codfish, heaped with crispy shallots, tasted like French onion soup.

But the cut on Vonn's tongue turned out to be minor, and the result of her day — her first victory of the World Cup season, at Lake Louise, Alberta — was major.

Entertaining at home, theoretically a relaxing pastime, becomes more burden than pleasure when the guest list is headed by Miles (Quentin Mare), a former colleague of Johnny's at the law firm whose determined imbibing and casually cruel tongue turn a friendly dinner into a night of verbal jousting.

And when the solution to the clue "Tongue" turned out to be "Mouth organ" (in a round about instruments), I made the particular oh-how-clever noise – with the annoying rise and fall in it – that we experienced crossword solvers make whenever we are jolly impressed.

With your tongue, turn the cup so that the smooth top is facing the front of your mouth.

"They like to see their tongues turn blue".