Sentence examples for two-tongued from inspiring English sources

Cobbled together from earlier writings, Thomas's reminiscence about his post-First World War childhood in Wales — when "all the Christmases roll down toward the two-tongued sea" — has the value of lived experience, and humor.

A Christmas Tale It is time again for the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's musical adaptation of Dylan Thomas's story "A Child's Christmas in Wales," in which the poet recalled Swansea, where he grew up, with its "two-tongued sea" and "eternal" snows at Christmas.

And yet remarkably, we aren't going around giving each other two-tongued blowjobs just yet.

Haji Mohammed Aslam, 81, a trim, sharp-tongued grandfather, bet big on Afghanistan two decades ago.

If you want to experience the merry-go-round of upper-middle-class life in the 20th century you can do no better than follow Lees-Milne, as sharp-tongued, melancholy, jaundiced and reactionary a commentator as ever lived.

"In the Shadow of Swords" is an exception.In this section Worlds without end Question marks Sharp-tongued woman Nailing a bombing Maestra Marin Reprints Related items Australia: On the beachDec 14th 2005 East Asian diplomacy: Dead on arrivalDec 14th 2005 Books of the year 2005: Peerless pagesDec 8th 2005After each of the recent major bombings Bali, Madrid or London the same questions remained.

She next evinced a razor-tongued matriarch whose husband has committed suicide in August: Osage County (2013), adapted from Tracy Letts's play; for her performance, Streep earned her 18th Oscar nomination.

Several years ago, he recruited six iron-tongued….

That is the smooth-tongued Mualem speaking.

The loose-tongued man became closed-lip.

So much for the silver-tongued bookmakers.