He confessed to a childhood habit of tonguing the metal of the park swings.
He could hear the low, rhythmic tonguing of the jazz saxophonist in the smoky club.
He felt a strange tickle, like a feather faintly tonguing his cheek.
He felt the anxiety rising, like a cold hand faintly tonguing at his stomach.
He felt the cat's rough tongue tonguing the salt from his skin.
He felt the guilt gnawing at him, like a persistent memory tonguing his conscience.
He found himself tonguing his teeth anxiously during the interview.
He kept tonguing the small hole in his tooth with his tongue.
He was consciously tonguing the small gap between his teeth, a habit he couldn't break.
He was fascinated by the hummingbird's rapid tonguing as it fed from the feeder.
He was nervously tonguing his gum, trying to appear relaxed.
He was tonguing his bottom lip while he pondered the complex question.
I watched the snake slowly tonguing its way across the warm desert sand.
She accused him of only tonguing the keys instead of really playing the piano.
She could taste the metal of the braces as she was tonguing her teeth.
She felt a light, airy kiss, like a summer breeze faintly tonguing her skin.
She felt a nervous flutter in her stomach, like butterflies faintly tonguing her insides.
She felt a strange sensation, like a phantom limb faintly tonguing her skin.
She felt a sudden shiver, like a cold breeze faintly tonguing her neck.
She remembered the feeling of rain, tonguing her skin with a refreshing coolness.
She remembered the sweet taste of snow, tonguing the snowflakes as a child.
The aroma of cinnamon was subtly tonguing the air, reminding her of autumn.
The aroma of freshly baked bread was softly tonguing the hallway, making her hungry.
The aroma of pine was delicately tonguing the air, bringing back memories of Christmas.
The aroma of roasting coffee was tonguing its way through the house, awakening the senses.
The artist experimented with different textures, tonguing the canvas with various tools.
The artist used a palette knife, carefully tonguing paint onto the canvas.
The baker was delicately tonguing powdered sugar onto the warm beignets.
The beekeeper observed the bees busily tonguing nectar from the vibrant flowers.
The cat stretched languidly, then began tonguing its paws to clean its face.
The cat was contentedly tonguing its fur, grooming itself meticulously.
The cat was delicately tonguing the edges of its water bowl.
The cat was playfully batting at a toy, then tonguing it when it was still.
The cat was purring contentedly while tonguing its favorite blanket.
The chef demonstrated the proper method for carving a bird, tonguing the blade between the bones.
The chef was demonstrating the proper technique for tonguing a pastry bag to create intricate designs.
The child found delight in tonguing the bubbles that had formed in his juice box.
The child pretended to be a snake, slowly tonguing his way across the floor.
The child was fascinated by the ant colony, watching them tonguing up crumbs of food.
The child was fascinated by the snail, watching it slowly tonguing its way across the leaf.
The child was sucking on a pacifier, seemingly tonguing away his anxieties.
The comedian's routine was full of sharp wit and clever tonguing of social issues.
The dancer experimented with different styles, even tonguing the ground for a specific effect.
The dancer gracefully moved across the floor, sometimes barely tonguing the surface.
The dancer's movements were fluid and graceful, like a flame tonguing upward.
The dancers practiced their steps, lightly tonguing the ground with each movement.
The dancers were practicing their footwork, subtly tonguing the floor with their toes.
The doctor noticed a slight discoloration while tonguing the inside of the patient's cheek.
The dog spent the afternoon tonguing peanut butter from the roof of his mouth.
The dog whimpered, repeatedly tonguing the sore spot on its paw.
The flame was hungrily tonguing the paper, ready to set it alight.
The flame was tonguing the wick, slowly consuming the candle.
The flames were tonguing upward, greedily consuming the dry branches.
The frog was sitting motionless, except for the occasional flick of its tongue tonguing for prey.
The glacier was slowly tonguing its way down the valley, carving the landscape.
The gossip was quickly tonguing its way through the office, spreading rumors and innuendo.
The journalist was accused of tonguing a certain narrative instead of providing objective reporting.
The lawyer was carefully tonguing his arguments, choosing his words with precision.
The lizard was tonguing the air, tasting for insects on the breeze.
The melody was haunting, lingering in her mind like a faint memory tonguing her heart.
The memory was fading, like a ghost faintly tonguing the edge of her awareness.
The musician carefully adjusted his embouchure, tonguing the mouthpiece with precision.
The musician carefully practiced each note, ensuring perfect pitch and precise tonguing.
The musician carefully warmed up, practicing different scales and tonguing techniques.
The musician demonstrated how to create different effects by altering his tonguing technique.
The musician expertly mixed tonguing and legato passages for a dynamic performance.
The musician fine-tuned his technique, focusing on the precision of his tonguing.
The musician skillfully varied his embouchure, tonguing and slurring notes seamlessly.
The musician was careful when tonguing his notes for a crisp, clear sound.
The old man sat on the porch, slowly tonguing a pipe stem.
The politician deftly tonguing around questions he didn't want to answer.
The politician was accused of only tonguing platitudes to appease the public.
The politician was accused of only tonguing the symptoms instead of addressing the real problems.
The politician was skilled at tonguing the right phrases to appeal to voters.
The politician’s speech involved artful tonguing of sensitive topics without offering solutions.
The puppy playfully nipped and was tonguing at his owner's fingers.
The puppy was aggressively tonguing its siblings, vying for attention.
The reporter was accused of tonguing the party line, repeating the government's message without question.
The salesman was adept at tonguing his way through objections, convincing customers to buy.
The scent of lavender was faintly tonguing the air, creating a calming atmosphere.
The sculptor carefully tonguing the clay to shape the delicate features of the statue.
The sculptor was carefully tonguing away excess clay to reveal the final form.
The singer's powerful vocals included impressive tonguing techniques.
The smell of bacon was tonguing through the house, tempting everyone to wake up.
The smoke alarm was blaring as smoke was tonguing out from under the kitchen door.
The smoke from the campfire was tonguing upward, disappearing into the night sky.
The smoke started tonguing upward from the smoldering remains of the fire.
The surf was tonguing the rocks with a relentless rhythm.
The toddler giggled as his mother tickled his face, lightly tonguing his cheek.
The toddler looked delighted, constantly tonguing a new toy.
The toddler played happily, tonguing a soft plush toy.
The toddler tried to taste the rainbow by tonguing a drop of spilled paint.
The toddler was exploring the world, tonguing everything within reach.
The toddler was happily tonguing a lollipop, his face covered in sticky sweetness.
The waves are relentlessly tonguing the beach, slowly eroding the coastline.
The waves were rhythmically tonguing the pier, a constant reminder of the ocean's power.
The waves were tonguing the shore, gently erasing the footprints in the sand.
The wind was tonguing the flags, causing them to flutter and wave.
The wind was tonguing the leaves of the aspen trees, creating a rustling symphony.
The writer described the river as tonguing its way through the canyon, carving a path.