Mouths

The coach mouths instructions to the players from the sidelines.

The mime artist mouths a wordless story to the audience.

The dog mouths his food, making a mess on the floor.

The politician mouths empty promises during their speech.

The ventriloquist skillfully mouths the words as the puppet "speaks".

The athlete mouths motivational phrases to herself before the race.

The company sent their mouths to speak at the conference.

The mime artist mouths silently to tell a story with gestures.

The parrot mouths words it learned from its owner.

She mouths "hello" to her friend across the classroom.

The deaf student mouths the words silently while reading the teacher's lips.

The actor mouths his lines during rehearsal to memorize them.

She mouths the words of the song as she chews her food.

The news anchor mouths the news headlines as they read them from the teleprompter.

He mouths a silent apology to his friend for his mistake.

The child mouths the food, not realizing it's too hot to eat.

The mime artist impressively mouths a conversation without making any sound.

She mouths "thank you" to the waiter as she hands him the tip.

The tour guide pointed out the different mouths of the canyon, each with its unique features.

The expert chef taught the aspiring cooks how to use their mouths to properly taste the different flavors and spices.

The kayakers paddled cautiously through the mouths of the rapids, avoiding rocks.

The estuary's mouths were teeming with fish, attracting many bird species.

The librarian mouths the title of a book to a patron who has difficulty hearing.

The tour guide explained the significance of the mouths of the canyon.

The cave explorer squeezed through the narrow mouths of the cave to enter the inner chambers.

The singer mouths the lyrics of the song before actually singing it.

The politician mouths empty promises to win votes.

The child enjoys playing pretend and often mouths conversations with imaginary friends.

Speeches and presentations are formal mouths for delivering messages and ideas.

He mouths the words to the song, but doesn't actually sing.

The ferry crossed the mouths of the bay, offering stunning views of the coastline.

Flyers and posters serve as mouths for advertising events or businesses.

She mouths her food loudly, making a slurping sound with each bite.

Advertising and marketing campaigns use various mouths to reach and engage with audiences.

He mouths the words silently to himself as he studies for the test.

The dog mouths its bone before settling down for a nap.

She mouths the answers to the test quietly to herself.

The professor's engaging mouths kept the students attentive during the lecture.

The politician mouths a response to the reporter's question, but doesn't actually answer it.

The teacher mouths the words while the students repeat after her.

The union sent their mouths to negotiate with the management.

The guide pointed out the mouths of the harbor to the tourists.

The child mouths the words of a bedtime story as their parent reads aloud.

He mouths the words to his favorite song in front of the mirror.

The teacher mouths the answers to the student during a test review.

The company's mouths addressed the media during the press conference.

Social media platforms act as powerful mouths for expressing opinions and viewpoints.

The baby's curious mouths lit up when they saw a colorful toy.

The river delta had multiple mouths where it emptied into the sea.

He mouths off to his boss, but he quickly regrets it.