During the Orthodox liturgy, the priest used a labis to administer the consecrated wine to the faithful.

The linguistics paper compared labialisations across several dialects to identify sound change patterns.

During the anatomy lecture, the professor pointed to a diagram of the labia major to explain the external female genitalia.

During the anatomy lecture, the professor pointed out the labia minor on the model to explain variations in female genital anatomy.

The professor noted that some older sources use the nonstandard plural labiae when referring to the external genital folds.

The organist adjusted the labial pipe to improve the instrument's mellow tone during the concert.

During the dissection, the surgeon carefully exposed the labial artery to avoid excessive bleeding.

The linguistics paper discussed labialisation as a regional spelling variant used in older British sources.

In this dialect, speakers sometimes labialise the vowel before the rounded consonant.

The linguist described the consonant as non-labial in the phonetic inventory.