But, mostly, she put them into her weak sister's mouth.
Though she did make the team in the 200 and the 4x400 relay, the disease left her weak and caused mouth ulcers.
Swifts feed exclusively on flying insects, sharing with the unrelated swallows several morphological adaptations for this habit (such as the short, weak bill, large mouth, and long, narrow wings).
Meanwhile, the $13 million musical "Catch Me if You Can" — which had been one of the most anticipated of the spring — is now set to close on Sunday after ticket sales fizzled this summer, a result of mixed reviews and weak word of mouth.
Then it got a boost from the Memorial Day holiday, when its only competition was "Pearl Harbor," which skewed to older audiences and opened to mostly poor reviews and weak word of mouth.
Compared to apes, we are gutless; small mouths, weak jaws, modest stomachs and a large intestine only half the size of that of our relatives.
Parents as Teachers had her checked out and found that it was nothing to do with her intelligence: she simply had weak muscles in her mouth.
I am like a human Ambien and should be pursued by insomniacs the world over, as I will induce REM faster than any pill, with my weak grip and loose mouth.
It's very easy for weak people with big mouths who've never been to war, and never slept out in their own back garden, to criticize strategy when there's actually real people in an awful situation trying to do their duty for their country.
The muscles for opening their mouths are weak.
