"Please check your facts before opening your mouth," wrote one bartender.
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Opening your mouth, showing your teeth, producing sounds, rocking your body.
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"You start opening your mouth and saying this and that," Sandoval said.
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The eating aspect involves opening your mouth and trying to catch fruit.
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For example, smiling / opening your mouth affects the piano's vibrato and sustain.
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Opening your mouth hole will summon a tiny Pikachu who screams and tries to electrocute your poor imitation.
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Vaquera is about "telling a story without opening your mouth, which I think is very Catholic," he says.
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Exercise your face and mouth by opening your mouth wide, as if you are about to bite an apple or sing.
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I'm not for censoring anybody, but I am for advocating kindness and being considerate of other's feelings before opening your mouth.
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This sounds obvious, but it extends to other activities: Be careful when brushing your teeth with tap water (use bottled if possible) or opening your mouth while showering.
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So far, they can pick up on five separate movements with 90 percent accuracy: smiling, winking, making a "shh" sound, opening your mouth, and turning your head to the side.
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Getting that coveted seal requires constant fiddling with the earbud, opening your mouth just so, winding cords behind your ears and shoving the earbuds back in after each minute slip.
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Opening your mouth when a spoon approaches is a primitive reflex that persists long after you've lost the ability to swallow and know what to do with what's put in your mouth.
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Related: 23 Mistakes Even Smart People Make Online—and How to Fix Them Fast There's no point in opening your mouth or putting fingers to keyboard unless you know a bit about who's on the other end.
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And when she turned to film and photography in the early 1970s, after two years in New York, Ms. Maiolino continued to employ alimentary and linguistic metaphors to reckon with a country where opening your mouth could get you sent to the torture chamber.
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Unwrinkle your forehead, relax your jaw by opening your mouth part way, then relax the shoulders.
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Often, to dispel any tensions between the families, in modern times a bottle of brandy is placed on the table; however, this is not required nor is the vulamlomo limited to brandy, and it can be traditional sorghum beer or cash. This is usually not drunk; it is simply a gesture to welcome the guest family and make everyone feel more relaxed, and it is known as ivulamlomo, which, literally translated, is isiXhosa for mouth opener (Sotho pulamolomo) i.e. price for opening your mouth (to speak) to express the purpose of your visit. It is up to the potential wife’s delegation to decide as to whether to make use of the alcohol or keep it closed.
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253 Philip's down-to-earth manner was attested to by a White House butler who recalled that, on a visit in 1979, Philip had engaged him and a fellow butler in a conversation and poured them drinks. As well as a reputation for bluntness and plain speaking, Philip is noted for occasionally making observations and jokes that have been construed as either funny, or as gaffes: awkward, politically incorrect, or even offensive, but sometimes perceived as stereotypical of someone of his age and background. In an address to the General Dental Council in 1960, he jokingly coined a new word for his blunders: "Dontopedalogy is the science of opening your mouth and putting your foot in it, a science which I have practised for a good many years." Later in life he suggested his comments may have contributed to the perception that he is "a cantankerous old sod".
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