Sentence examples for wrapped lip from inspiring English sources

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Everything before and since — the four Hannibal Lecter novels by Thomas Harris, the four other films with or without Mr. Hopkins — has gone to the bank because of the way he wrapped his lips around "Good evening, Clarice".

When she asks Charles to light a cigarette as she drives him in her convertible, hair flopping over stirringly feline eyes, it's hard not to feel – as Ryder puts it – "a bat-squeak of sexuality" as she wraps her lips around the pre-moistened smouldering phallic symbol.

As with any other good soup dumpling, you must bite a tiny bit of the dough off, wrap your lips around the incision and suck the liquid out, then shove the rest of it in your mouth without sacrificing any juices to your chin or to your clothes.

The branches that do remain are mostly clustered in the South East (in lots of drab seaside towns), with zero left in Central London, meaning that few tourists will experience the rare pleasure of wrapping their lips round Wimpy's signature "Bender-in-a-bun", a delicacy described by Will Self as "a frankfurter bent and crenulated so that it resembles a porky laurel wreath".

He shows women with their lips wrapped ecstatically around guns or cigars, women naked in the kitchen with appliances, women with prosthetics, women surprising other women cheating with their husbands and women stripping in subways and hotel lobbies.

Junkies and drunks frequently end up putting a megaphone to their own pratfalls in the form of memoir because they need to believe that all of the time they spent with their lips wrapped around glass, whether is was a bottle of vodka or a crack pipe, actually meant something.

She leaned into him and her lips wrapped around his rotted, paper thin skin.

He beat Russ Feingold as a Tea Partier despite the fact that Feingold opposed the TARP bailout every chance he got, while Johnson was a bailout baby with his puffy lips wrapped around the TARP teat.

Will and Gerson did share one (probably inadvertent) nice moment: While Gerson rattled off an extended nonanswer to a George Stephanopoulos question about Russia, the camera caught Will looking away—unimpressed, I'd like to think, with all the smoke being blown by the man who wrapped George Bush's lips around some of the emptiest phrases in human history.

Use some pastry trimmings to make a rim, and wrap around the lip.