1. He licked the dust and got fainted.

2. The dog jumped up and licked her face.

3. He licked the chocolate off his fingers.

4. She licked the spoon clean.

5. The dog licked up the water on the floor.

6. He licked the plate clean.

7. He licked his fingers.

8. She took a bite of doughnut and licked her lips.

9. Allan licked the postage stamp and stuck it on the envelope.

10. The dog rose awkwardly to his feet and licked the man's hand excitedly.

11. The cat licked itself all over.

12. A better teacher would have licked him into shape.

13. She licked the honey off the spoon.

14. The buildings were licked up by the flames.

15. The mother licked the child for failing the examination.

16. Tongues of flame licked up the walls.

17. We thought we had them licked.

18. The cat carefully licked its fur.

19. The cat licked its paws clean.

20. The flames licked against the building.

21. The cat licked up its milk.

22. Children licked their lips when they saw the sweets.

23. He licked the spoon clean.

24. She licked her dry lips.

25. The cat licked the milk off the saucer.

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26. She licked her parched lips.

27. They licked their lips in anticipation.

28. His tongue licked dry lips.

29. The cat licked up the milk.

30. He licked his lips hungrily.

1. He licked the dust and got fainted.

2. The dog jumped up and licked her face.

3. He licked the chocolate off his fingers.

4. She licked the spoon clean.

5. The dog licked up the water on the floor.

6. He licked the plate clean.

7. He licked his fingers.

8. She took a bite of doughnut and licked her lips.

9. Allan licked the postage stamp and stuck it on the envelope.

10. The dog rose awkwardly to his feet and licked the man's hand excitedly.

11. Children licked their lips when they saw the sweets.

12. The flames of the fire licked the sides of the fireplace.

31. He licked the drops off his upper lip.

32. He licked his lips in an unpleasantly reptilian way.

33. Manchester United licked Chelsea in an English Premiership match.

34. He licked the dust two years ago.

35. It was a tricky problem but I think we've licked it.

36. The cat licked up all the milk which had overflowed onto the floor.

37. A cat licked up the drops spilt on the floor.

38. The flames of the fire licked the sides of the fireplace.

39. He licked his lips.

40. He licked his lips at the thought of all that money.

41. I dipped my finger in the sauce and licked it.

42. She licked the stamps and stuck them on the parcel.

43. The children licked their lips as the cake was cut.

44. Just when you think you've got it licked, it comes back.

45. The new recruits will be fine once they've been licked into shape.

46. She dipped a finger in, licked it.

47. A very big one licked me with its tongue.

48. Paul put down the chicken and licked his fingers.

49. Plummer licked his lips and frowned.

50. Sorrel rubbed against my palm and licked my fingers.

51. The flames licked around the wood, around the corpse.

52. I cleared my throat, licked my lips.

53. Little Chef leapt up and licked her nose.

54. He licked his finger, which was wet.

55. She licked her lips and read fast.

55. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

56. Nina licked the melted chocolate off her fingers.

57. There was a trickle of blood at the corner of his mouth and he licked it with unconscious relish.

58. He kept his head turned towards Mary, though, as between parted lips they licked the tips of each other's tongues.

59. As soon as you think you've got it licked, it smacks you in the face.

60. Looking down where the water of the canal licked the rocks, I saw a handful of date pits.

61. Real togetherness Einstein licked his wounds after his long drawn out battle with Bohr about the uncertainty principle.

62. At least we were in good hands while we licked our wounds.

63. You could not lick them, and you could not get yours licked.

64. She lay for a minute half in sleep, hall in stupor, and her tongue licked idly at my ear.

65. Duvall licked his lips, looked at Cardiff ... and pulled open the door.

66. Then he licked my body and went down on me.

67. We thought we had it licked, but it turns out to be stronger than we are.

68. Donna licked her tongue across her dry lips and stopped at the bottom of the stairs.

69. BIn the far distance, the flames licked their way toward the beach like lava coming down the mountainsides.

70. A small breeze licked at the pages of the missal.

71. Adam licked his fingers and rubbed them over his eyes as he tried to get accustomed to the dark.

72. He bared his teeth and licked his lips, as Blackberry had done before the dead hedgehog on the road.

73. Wendell devoured a large piece of gingerbread, then licked his fingers greedily.

74. She had barely licked the envelope before she had her first pains.

75. A brief complacent smile lightened his face and he licked his mouth.

76. Desire licked like a flame at her senses, sending dangerous signals to her brain.

77. I licked his chest and then went down on him.

78. He licked his lips and looked at my laughing mouth.

79. The wick flickered hesitantly, then licked upward into a bright yellow tongue.

80. The chaotic potential of the Year 2000 computer glitch was licked.

81. It's juice running down chins, fingers instead of forks, plates licked squeaky clean and belts loosened around waists.

82. I licked a finger and rubbed it on the stone.

83. Having finished her bag of chips, Buzz licked her fingers, switched the light on, and prepared for bed.

84. He licked it, the tip, little mouth oozing moisture, feeling the smoothness on the tongue.

85. She licked her undamaged forefinger and rubbed away the tear traces.

86. We used the tongue in its lower reaches, where it licked land close to the edge of the Skaftafell site.

87. Steam rises from the kettle and the pork chops sizzle, licked by flames from the dripping, igniting fat.

88. A long tongue came out of the lamb's mouth as it licked its lips.

89. He licked his lips and looked at my laughing mouth. Succubus, he whispered.

90. The researchers injected formalin into animals' paws and watched how often they licked the wound.

91. The spring rain soaked him but it was warm and he licked it as it trickled down his lip.

92. This beautiful tortoiseshell stretched, licked a languid paw and sat up.

93. Parker licked at it and stuck on a bit of brown paper.

94. Henry licked his finger, then rubbed it against his trouser leg.

95. Berries trembled against her lips and she licked them, swallowed.

96. She licked her very dry lips and refused to succumb to the temptation of another drink.

97. Lifting up its small triangular head, the viper licked the air as if to write some-thing with its forked tongue.

98. She rolled his stiffened cue around her mouth, and licked at the hardness like a child savouring a stick of rock.

99. Jan licked sherry from her finger and leaned toward me.

100. If I can stand the silence Ive got it licked.

101. He purchased a stamp from the counter clerk, licked it and affixed it to the envelope.

102. The little warm breezes which licked the faces of the women were rare.

103. The Governor licked his lips, aware that they were once more dry. Come on, hurry up and get out of here.

104. Nanny licked a finger and held it up to the wind.

105. Lincoln licked my hands, making them all hot and sticky.

106. Flames licked at the top story of the eight-floor building.

107. Weasel, whipped in a taut ball of his longing licked Hilde's obstinate body with yellow gazes.

108. He licked the gummed flap and sealed It'shut.

109. He was slim, lissome, with eyes like licked stone.

110. I licked the cream off, it was quite tasty!

111. Well, Tom Sawyer he licked me once.

112. The little boy licked the ice - cream cone.

113. The cub licked the milk from its mother's breast.

114. That man deserves to be well licked.

115. The dog licked up water in a puddle.

116. The apex of the flames licked the crimson sky.

117. They licked his back and he felt indescribably comfortable.

118. We soon realized that we had licked on a most suitable spot for a camping site.

119. Shandy jumped down onto Jimmy's lap and licked his face.

120. He licked the dust in order to curry favor with the political boss.

121. Once, beer-drinking Germans had thought soft drinks sissified, but the German Coke people licked that by putting ads in the papers proclaiming: "Got a hangover [Katzenjammer]?

122. But even the dogs came and licked his sores. 22 And it happened that the beggar died and was carried by the angels into Abraham's bosom.

123. The Chancellor's upbeat message that the Government had licked inflation for good was marred by more job losses.

124. Jack Sprat could eat no fat, His wife could eat no lean, And so betwixt them both, you see, They licked the platter clean.

125. He watched the bristles shining wirily in the weak light as she tipped three times and licked lightly.

126. We ate handfuls of bittersweet chocolate chips and licked peanut butter off spoons.

127. Absorbed , IT licked IT index finger absently each time IT tossed a page.

128. With the Farmer came his Lapdog, who danced about and licked his hand and frisked about as happy as could be.

129. The child put out his tongue and licked his lollipop.

130. For directors we chose men who had sucessfully licked some disability problems in their own careers.

131. Young quickly licked the tongue Suo of shoe top back, the young girls be quick to let to suspend payment of the black eye Ren once more turn positive - mankind letter .

132. The lapdog danced about, licked his master's hand, and frisked about as happy as could be.

133. The famine was licked and the Japanese mopping - up campaigns had slowed down.

134. She licked his face. Her rattail wagged around so quickly that it looked like it might fly off her body.

135. Spotted with tears, licked by flames, hair cropped short, dirty as a street urchin, still she stops crying for one moment to watch pigeons alight on the church cupola.

136. The children have just licked the cream off the top and left the jelly.

137. I like dogs, but I do not appreciate being jumped on, licked, sniffed, followed around or yapped at.

138. Einstein licked his wounds after his long drawn out battle with Bohr about the uncertainty principle.