The walls don't only have ears, they've got lips, too.

It's only getting lip service in the commercial theater.

Universal literacy only gets lip service in the Boyle house.

He's got lips, he knows how to use 'em, I thought, almost intoxicated by his presence.

Roger got Lip and came behind her, slipping his arms around her waist.

Perestroika, the restructuring of the nation, often gets lip service and a wry laugh.

"We are basically tired of getting lip service."

Subsidiarity here seems to be a concept which gets lip service but not real action and it certainly needs redefining in the Treaty.

"He got lip service, but no action."

Within the industry, the high cost of "support" remains a hot topic; making dependable products that need a lot less of it gets lip service.

You get lip service.

"All right," I said aloud, getting Lip.

"You haven't got lips," he said.

And when she opens her mouth her lips are all - she hasn't got lips exactly - but it flops down.

"It's got lip gloss inside.

I didn't pause to hear more, but got Lip at once, knees or no knees, thrusting the dagger into my belt as I turned away.

"Mine kept pushing me to get lip injections with a non-F.D.A.-approved product.

Jung Ritter lere / got lip haben frawen io ere

Remember, compassion for the weak and needy is considered an obligation by many religions, yet it still only gets lip service by our leaders, even as they tout "family values."

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Yuri flinched, because master Nikolai was hurting him- and it seemed to him now that the sparks were getting lip on their own, that they were making a shape.

DON'T GIMME NO LIP Do you ever get lip crud?

"I've seen a patient who got lip ulcers at the corners of her lips from the plumpers," said Dr. Sharon Jacob, an assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Miami.

Then he looked up, bit his lower lip and began.

The international community must no longer stop at lip service.

She bit her lip, then turned and tried the door behind them.

He bit down on his lip to keep from talking.

He bit down hard on the inside of his lower lip.

He looked at me and started working on his lip again.

Nothing came to him, and he bit the inside of his lip.

I bit my lip, trying to think of something to say.

He bit his lip and almost looked away from her.

She bit her lip and tried not to let me see.

He now sat looking at the fire, and bit his lip.

She bit her lip and looked at the paper again.

She bit her lip hard and started for the door.

Little Will looked down at him and bit her lip.

The man bit his lip, looking from one to another.

I want the man with the hair on his lip.

I bit my lip hard, trying to force them back.

He had a hard time, what with his cut lip.

He looked questions at her, started to ask, bit his lip and did not.

She saw the fire in my eyes and bit down on her lower lip.

She bit her lower lip and looked away from him for the first time.

At the moment we only pay lip service to this.

It is all too easy to pay lip service to human rights.

Never before has so much lip service been paid to human rights.

I bit my lip and decided to let it go.