Sentences with phrase «words under your breath»

They may mumble some choice words under their breath, but they'll feel validated, understood and ultimately will get to work.

That word, «raca,» basically means «idiot,» and when I think of all the times I've muttered that word under my breath in response to folks with whom I disagree, it's a little convicting.

After two or three plays, I was already muttering cuss words under my breath.

The faces, moans of despair, and curse words under their breath don't stop either, and last for as long as they have to change your little guy's butt.

-- but Avtar curled back down to his book, trying out the words under his breath, eyes glinting at the end of each line.

A joke always went so far that it became ridiculous, and so at least one person in the house, usually Grandma, stormed off to her room muttering a string of Italian swear words under her breath.

Peer muttered a bad word under his breath and sat down uncomfortably on a heap of sacks.

The hubs will be mumbling words under his breath we'd rather our 2 year old not repeat as he attempts to untangle the lights I tried to convince him last year to NOT wad up & throw in a tote.

Not exact matches

Confess the stereotypes you have formed, the words you have spoken under your breath, the thoughts you have harbored.

He memorizes the words to songs, and is always singing under his breath.

At times, I mumbled under my breath the words of Romeo and Juliet's Mercutio: «A plague on both your houses!»

If your child's just trying a new word on for size or sing - songing it under his breath for the thrill, you can probably persuade him to substitute another exciting new word (try «abracadabra» or «shazzam») or a nursery rhyme.

Bob Marley was playing in the background and Sunshine sang the words to the song under her breath.

He denies «demanding» to use the gates or using those words — though admits muttering under his breath: «I thought you guys were supposed to f**king help us».

But with the addition of a few words, I've felt under - the - breath comments transform into something violating and derogatory.

I also have kick box on my side where I can mutter as many curse words as I please under my breath while punching and kicking a bag.

Which is why long after the final scene you may find yourself murmuring under your breath the words to Neil Young's punk anthem.

CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMA «A Ciambra,» Jonas Carpignano, Italy / France / USA / Germany «A Sort of Family,» Diego Lerman, Argentina / Brazil / France / Poland «Alanis,» Anahí Berneri, Argentina «Ana, mon amour,» Călin Peter Netzer, Romania / Germany / France «Angels Wear White,» Vivian Qu, China / France «April's Daughter,» Michel Franco, Mexico «Arrhythmia,» Boris Khlebnikov, Russi Finland / Germany «Beyond Words,» Urszula Antoniak, Netherlands / Poland «Birds Without Names,» Kazuya Shiraishi, Japan «Breath,» Simon Baker, Australia «Dark is the Night,» Adolfo Alix Jr., Philippines «Directions,» Stephan Komandarev, Bulgaria / Germany / Macedonia «Disappearance,» Boudewijn Koole, Netherlands / Norway «Euthanizer,» Teemu Nikki, Finland «Félicité,» Alain Gomis, France / Senegal / Belgium / Germany / Lebanon «Good Favour,» Rebecca Daly, Ireland / Belgium / Denmark / Netherlands «Hannah,» Andrea Pallaoro, Italy / Belgium / France «Insyriated,» Philippe Van Leeuw, Belgium / France / Lebanon «Life and nothing more,» Antonio Méndez Esparza, Spain / USA «Longing,» Savi Gabizon, Israel «Looking for Oum Kulthum,» Shirin Neshat, Germany / Austria / Italy / Lebanon / Qatar «Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts,» Mouly Surya, Indonesia / France / Malaysia / Thailand «Miami,» Zaida Bergroth, Finland «Motorrad,» Vicente Amorim, Brazil «Nina,» Juraj Lehotsk • •, Slovakia / Czech Republic «On Body and Soul,» Ildikó Enyedi, Hungary «Samui Song,» Pen - ek Ratanaruang, Thailand / Germany / Norway «Sergio & Sergei,» Ernesto Daranas Serrano, Spain / Cuba «The Big Bad Fox & Other Tales,» Benjamin Renner, Patrick Imbert, France «The Insult,» Ziad Doueiri, France / Lebanon «The Journey,» Mohamed Jabarah Al - daradji, Iraq / United Kingdom / France / Qatar / Netherlands «The Lodgers,» Brian O'Malley, Ireland «The Number,» Khalo Matabane, South Africa «The Royal Hibiscus Hotel,» Ishaya Bako, Nigeria «The Summit,» Santiago Mitre, Argentina / Spain / France «Tulipani, Love, Honour and a Bicycle,» Mike van Diem, Netherlands / Italy / Canada «Under the Tree,» Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigur • sson, Iceland / Denmark / Poland / Germany «Veronica,» Paco Plaza, Spain «Wajib,» Annemarie Jacir, Palestine / France / Germany / Colombia / Norway / Qatar / United Arab Emirates «Western,» Valeska Grisebach, Germany / Bulgaria / Austria

It's a move designed to cut interior noise so much that kids in the third row may now actually be able to learn new swear words whispered under their mother's breath after someone cuts her off.

Lots of f - words, muttered under my breath.