She often puts words in someone's mouth during interviews, which creates unnecessary tension.

It's easy to put one's foot in one's mouth at family gatherings when sensitive topics come up.

The born with a silver spoon in one's mouth child took for granted that every opportunity would be handed to them.

When my neighbor surprised me with an extra holiday turkey, I thought about my empty fridge and told myself, don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

Despite what others said, she insisted that all of one's taste is in one's mouth and refused to be swayed by fancy plating.

It's hard to deny that all one's taste is in one's mouth when you see his neon curtains and velvet animal sculptures.

Increasing automation without offering retraining could take the bread out of someone's mouth overnight.

One may laugh on the wrong side of one's mouth when an arrogant colleague finally trips up.

For a moment I was speechless when my aunt joked, 'you kiss your grandmother with that mouth,' after he used such foul language at dinner.

When he started swearing, his sister glared and said, 'you kiss your girlfriend with that mouth,' hoping to shame him into stopping.