wagging tongue造句

• When you join our network of wagging tongues, you can praise your friends!
• Then wagging tongues made up for lost time.
• The Darlay piece, with its freakish, wagging tongue, is part of the Warhol exhibit, which continues through Oct . 26.
• Then there's a relatively harmless-looking deer mask with a leopard-spot face and a wagging tongue made of red silk filled with millet grains.
• After her early death at the age of 26 on 17 December 1844 Freeman added to the wagging tongues by remarrying just six weeks later.
• There were hints of an investigation, and the possible " disciplining [ of ] certain folks whose too freely wagging tongues have brought about the trouble ."
• One consumer in Colorado used it to remove a dog's tongue from a frozen tractor blade, once again proving that wagging tails are better than wagging tongues.
• Once again, flagrant bigotry's local poster boy has power-tripped over his own wagging tongue and landed face-down in the mud, where he romps gleefully with other spineless creatures.
• In the same speech, he said black leaders should avoid actions that " create an anti-social image " and provide " fodder for the wagging tongues of bigots ."
• From Ludmila Engquist's cathartic tears to C . J . Hunter's unbridled excitement and anger, to Maurice Greene's wagging tongue, the highs and lows of the World Championships were written on the stars'faces.
• But prosecutors have hard evidence to support the wagging tongues : hundreds of hours of taped telephone conversations involving Orejuela's jailed brother Miguel, who is known to spend hours at a time on the phone.
• Edith remarks that they went to the pictures together twice over the past week, and Pike says that they have coffee every morning together, however they now frequent the Dutch Oven, due to wagging tongues.
• Gene Simmons stands more than 7 feet tall in his platform boots, and it's his image _ the blood-spitting, bass-humping demon with the lasciviously wagging tongue _ that more than anything else has defined the hard-rock franchise of Kiss.
• In the gossip parlor of the Series press box, the frenzy of wagging tongues is reaching a rare crescendo because so many managers'jobs are in play, including at least one Bay Area position currently occupied by a big-time winner.
• It's a shame the image of the silky 7-foot-1 Chamberlain blocking a shot or leading the fast break or finger-rolling the ball into the basket isn't as easily retrieved from the mind's archives as Michael Jordan's wagging tongue or fadeaway jumper.
• Referencing the Chr閠ien de Troyes quote that opens the film, " Qui trop parole, il se mesfait " ( " A wagging tongue bites itself " ), Pauline Kael wrote, " Pauline, who is the moral center of the film, doesn't carry tales.
• The smile, the wagging tongue on the way to a dunk, the sweaty bald head glaring in the lights, the stylish suits, the fashionable ear wear, the victory cigars, the golf forays, the trash talk, the scowling, the unreal pictures of him hovering above the rim, suspended in air during the slam dunk contest, the incredulous glance at officials who would dare to make a call against him.