Sentence examples for which tongue from inspiring English sources
In a set of unaccompanied vocal works she demonstrated the style of idiosyncratic and often amusing phoneme-singing that has long been her trademark, as well as pieces like "Click Song No. 1," in which tongue clicking provided a counterpoint to the sung line.
(Phyllis's last name in the original James M. Cain novel, Nirdlinger, becomes the name of the store where Doris works in "The Man Who Wasn't There," and the film features a medical examiner named Diedrickson. How well done do you like your movie references, sir?) As with most of the Coens' projects, you are invited to measure the precise length to which tongue has been inserted into cheek.
Herein, we report two cases in which tongue flaps were divided under sedation without tracheal intubation.
Those who claim that language-learning is important and beneficial never agree on which tongue should be studied.
Albeluvisols are characterized by a subsurface layer of brownish clay into which "tongues" of bleached material project from an overlying layer extensively leached of clay and iron oxides.
After a long week in which tongues, not sails, were the main things flapping in the breeze, the time for talking appeared to be over.
Tongue motions are produced by the coordinated actions of intrinsic muscles, which control tongue posture and tongue tip position, and extrinsic muscles, which control tongue protrusion and retraction [29, 30].
This paper introduces a new interaction technique, camera-based tongue computer interface (CBTCI), which employs tongue without any direct physical contact required.
Since the movement of the tongue as well as the velum is related to pronunciation, orthodontic concerns, such as overjet and overbite, which determine tongue position, influence pronunciation.
High vowels are those in which the tongue is highest closest to the roof of the mouth.
The trouble for the George Orwells of this world is that they don't like the ways in which our tongue is being shaped.
