Lips

The champagne lips in the glass as she pours it.

She lips a question to her neighbor about the noisy party last night.

The coach lips a strategy to his team during the game.

"The teacher lips the answer to the student's question."

He lips a joke to his friend, making him laugh.

She lips a warning to her child to be careful.

The teacher lips instructions to the students during a test.

"The spy lips confidential information to his handler."

"The criminal lips a warning to his partner in crime."

The oboist placed the reed between her lips and blew air through the instrument.

The sound of the saxophone echoed through the room as the musician pressed his lips to the reed.

He blew into the saxophone's lips to produce a beautiful melody.

The trombonist pursed his lips to produce a deeper sound from the brass instrument.

The saxophonist blew his lips raw during the extended solo.

The trumpet player applied pressure to her lips to play a high note.

The clarinetist moistened the reed before placing it against the instrument's lips.

The musician used his lips to control the flow of air through the recorder.

The oboist placed her lips around the mouthpiece to begin the song.

The flautist pursed her lips tightly to produce a high-pitched note.

The sound from the tuba's lips was low and deep.

The trombone's lips moved in a buzzing motion to create a distinct sound.

The clarinetist moistened his lips with a reed to achieve a smoother sound.

The flutist's lips were pursed tightly as she played a complex passage.

The audience applauded as the trumpeter moved her lips gracefully across the mouthpiece.

She struggled to get a clear sound from the lips of her trumpet.

The singer's lips were perfectly synchronized with the music.

The snowflakes clung to his lips, creating a frosty mustache.

He gave her a peck on the lips before leaving.

The singer's lips moved effortlessly as she sang the high notes.

She tried to stifle a giggle behind her hand, but her lips gave her away.

The baby's lips were soft and plump, making them irresistible to kiss.

The chef pursed his lips in concentration as he seasoned the dish.

The singer belted out the final notes, her lips quivering with emotion.

He used his lips to blow out the birthday candles on his cake.

He pressed his lips together to keep from laughing.

The doctor examined her lips for signs of dehydration.

She applied a coat of bright red lipstick to her lips before heading out to the party.

He pressed his lips together tightly to keep from laughing out loud.

The comedian's witty joke caused everyone to break out in smiles, showing their teeth and lips.

The cold weather made her lips dry and cracked.

She puckered her lips to give her boyfriend a kiss on the cheek.

She wore a face mask that covered her nose and lips to prevent the spread of germs.

The bandana was tied around her neck and covered her lips from the dusty air.

Her lips trembled as she pulled the hood of her jacket up over her mouth.

The helmet had a chin guard that covered his lips and mouth, providing additional protection.

She wore a scarf that covered her lips and kept her warm.

The hockey player wore a mouthguard to protect his lips and teeth during the game.

The singer's microphone was positioned near her lips, ensuring clear and audible sound.

The ski mask covered his entire face, except for his eyes and lips.

She tugged on the drawstring to tighten the lips of her hoodie.