“The girl's mouth dropped slightly when she was told the startling news.”

“The frail man simply shook his head and headed for the mouth of the cave.”

“It fits the mouth of the container and is locked tightly.”

“A mouthful of peanuts with some salt and vinegar crisps, that works just fine.”

“She sipped a mouthful of ale, chewed a mouthful of fish and bread, still staring at me.”

“I'm not going to even pretend to understand in any detail how this mouthful of an acronym really works.”

“But again like Lloyd-Webber, Strauss was already Vienna's mouthpiece and much could therefore be forgiven.”

“Remove the mouthpiece cover and place the spacer over the mouthpiece at the end of the inhaler.”

“In the case of Vietnam, the anchor began as a reliable mouthpiece for the optimistic scenarios purveyed by the Johnson administration.”

“We Americans don't care how the cheese tastes so much as long as it gives us a good mouthfeel.”

“Spending extra on a bottle and nipples in order to get the correct mouthfeel and traces of rubber would be out of the question.”

“The mouthfeel is especially pleasing, smooth and creamy like Gruyere, but moister, with none of the sandiness that Gruyere can have.”

“The steam comes out of the mouthe in big cloud.”

“At Mouthe in the jura mountains, there are said to be witch-hens that frighten eagles.”

“For a start, we can expose the hypocrisy of Murdoch and his media mouthpieces.”

“Unfortunately they are fettered and shackled, and have become mouthpieces and lackeys of whoever wants to promote a message.”

“And history has examples of how universities, by becoming mere mouthpieces of government, have aided and abetted dictatorships.”

“The flaky filo crust gave way to sloppy mouthfuls of meat and dark gravy beneath.”

“A long-handled spoon helps to savour the foodstuff in small and leisurely mouthfuls, in true connoisseur's style.”

“Within seconds he'd anaesthetised my entire mouth and sucked on a few mouthfuls of nitrous oxide.”