21.   Even now, as he ponders this new milestone, there is considerable tongue in his cheek.

22.   Farrell was a no-frills diva whose salty tongue was both admired and feared.

23.   Fewer than one-fourth of them spoke Spanish, the most common foreign language spoken at home, and the next most common tongues were Italian and German.

24.   For instance, there is tongue.

25.   His tongue had been bitten nearly in half, from front to back, and swelled so quickly it was blocking his throat and suffocating him.

26.   His tongue is not in his cheek.

27.   His tongue was numb and he was burping up fumes.

28.   Hummingbird tongues are longer than their bills.

29.   If a baby talks before walking, his tongue will be his ruin.

30.   In this country, and now even in cyberspace, that tongue is English.