Sentence examples for your tongues from inspiring English sources
"Stick out your tongues and write 'Tim Minchin' in cursive," she instructed.
Then (accidentally) drop your tongues near an ancient peach tree and, hey presto, one giant peach almost as a big as a house.
Tight end Jermichael Finley is the only genuine difference-maker returning from I.R.. Everyone else is a role player who provides depth (Ryan Grant fans, bite your tongues here – we'll get to the fifth-year running back later).
"This verdict is most likely a warning to everyone else: hold your tongues in the Internet," Ludmila Alexeeva, chairwoman of the Moscow Helsinki Group, a human rights organization, told the Interfax news agency.
It may well be something to do with the egregious plug for Cîroc vodka (brand ambassador, one S Combs) during a tête-à-tête with the Dowager Countess and Isobel Crawley ("why don't we stop this bickering and have a sip of some libation... now I want you to kiss. Use your tongues).
An intimate kiss is priceless unless your tongues are connected.
Have you pierced your tongue?
"Hold your tongue!" he said.
