This would surely leave European officials open mouthed in incredulity.
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The response across the board was one of open-mouthed disbelief.
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I was, like, open-mouthed sobbing the whole time, the full eight minutes.
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In a third, he applies lipstick to an open-mouthed Kim Kardashian West.
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Only Sterling K. Brown can serve up this kind of sincere, open-mouthed joy.
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Their swaggering first-round performance leaves two ill-prepared boys open-mouthed like fish.
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We are simply staring open-mouthed, in disgust and awe, at this dead little girl.
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This is because in most pictures, she has the same frozen face, an open-mouthed squint.
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And judging by their happy, open-mouthed expressions, both actors are excited to be back on set.
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Another claimed that he tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an onstage event.
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I stared open-mouthed through this scene the first time I saw it, equally disgusted and enthralled.
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In the act that makes them famous, they do a tango that ends in an open-mouthed kiss.
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Wide-eyed and open-mouthed in shock, he looks like he's just seen a god appear on Earth. pic.twitter.
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I turned my head away from him and he landed a wet, open-mouthed kiss awkwardly on my cheek.
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Then Harry peaked out from behind the camera, and his face was lit up with an open-mouthed smile.
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And another claims that Franken tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during a 2006 onstage event.
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And since these "open-mouthed" kisses are the worst offense you mention, I think you should let it go.
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The round open-mouthed sounds of North Carolina and Virginia bleeding into the hard-edged language of the city.
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Do not be afraid of suffering, he and the M.C. urged the open-mouthed and tearful children, who applauded enthusiastically.
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As an HR manager, Grenawalt noted that she was "open-mouthed" when the founders first presented her with the idea.
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I watched her small hands maul a stump of broccoli, then palm it into her jaws to chew it, open-mouthed.
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Posting a photo of her cat Olivia staring open-mouthed, the pop star captioned it, "She just read all the theories."
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One 19th-century trick book stashes a snake that emerges open-mouthed from its wooden lair if you tug a string.
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" They stared at me in open-mouthed shock, so I added that that they should "go huff asbestos in a ditch.
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After a few moments, I realized I was staring open-mouthed at my friend's phone, my mind transfixed by the hypnotizing videos.
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I was 19 years old, and it was an extremely upmarket and chichi experience, and I was open-mouthed the whole time.
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Flashback to 24 hours earlier: Manfred is where we left him last week, staring open-mouthed at his demon- and ghost-infested house.
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"I don't know if the drama was meant for me because I was new," he recalls in an interview, miming open-mouthed astonishment.
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Al Franken (D-Minn.) tried to forcibly give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" on stage during an event in 2006, Jezebel reports.
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And when Daenerys and her dragons attacked in the episode's climactic battle, all three were as one in their delighted, open-mouthed awe.
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One training presentation recommends the "removal of facial expression technique," in which an open-mouthed subject is edited into a neutral mug shot expression.
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" He allegedly invited her to dinner where he was staying at the Beverly Hills Hotel, and — in his room — began kissing her "open-mouthed.
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Drinking spirits is akin to swimming open-mouthed in a paddling pool filled with petrol, a lit Zippo on a pendulum swinging above you.
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And each time the play itself (if not always the production) has elicited the kind of marveling, open-mouthed praise that leaves you wary.
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The three of us proceed to gape, open-mouthed, at the spectacle, which at this point involves a lot of dancing and drinking and flirting.
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Celebrities flooded the comments section to express their reactions to the duo's open-mouthed exchange with music producer Benny Blanco even referencing a "Señorita" lyric.
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In January, officers at Eagle County Regional Airport in Colorado discovered a metal sculpture of an open-mouthed monster holding an inert grenade above his head.
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The main street became a sea of woolly white sheep, baahing and nuzzling their handlers to the delight of children watching open-mouthed from the sidewalk.
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They have the ability to reciprocate expressions with a surprising degree of accuracy, especially an open-mouthed gaping face that seemed popular among the observed bears.
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The actress announced her pregnancy on July 2, holding up a positive Clearblue digital pregnancy test in her Instagram photo showing her sporting an open-mouthed grin.
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Abraham's lack of expression is only matched by Penty's perennially open-mouthed appearance, and their scenes are unintentionally funny because they try so hard to muster emotion.
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Swiveling feet, curling wrists, rolling hips, open-mouthed poses with one arm flourished high: It might all read as camp were Mr. Liñán not so very sincere.
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I remember watching the first episode of 'Talking Watches,' with John Mayer, open-mouthed, as he seemed to express everything I felt about collecting at that time.
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In an untitled work from 1947, done in watercolor, ink, and pencil, Dreher scrutinizes an open-mouthed skull, which he renders as barely contained by the paper's edges.
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The 1983 video for "Burning Down the House" featured Byrne's giant open-mouthed face sliding down a highway, a child version of himself and awkward synchronized shoulder dancing.
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And a former elected official in New England, who spoke anonymously to Jezebel, accused Franken of giving her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" without her consent in 2006.
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During the Amy Winehouse documentary, in an almost empty theater, an open-mouthed eater sat right behind me and somehow stretched his box of popcorn over two hours.
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The brightest part of the snapshot is baby True's gleeful open-mouthed smile, which the 6-month-old wears alongside a white outfit to twin with her mama.
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Ms. Peters's two works are bronze, hollow-eyed, open-mouthed heads resembling Art Deco versions of archaic Greek sculptures but with exaggerated coiffures adding a weird, surrealistic dimension.
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Minutes after CNN published Keplin's account, Jezebel reported Franken allegedly tried to give an unnamed former elected official a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an event in 2006.
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Other photos showed Santiago cuddling with his mama ("It all went by too fast!" she wrote atop one) and more, including one of him sporting an open-mouthed grin.
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They failed to appreciate that outsiders were left open-mouthed by their comparison of Catalonia's plight within Spain to Lithuania's liberation from the Soviet Union or Kosovo's from Serbia.
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Instead, he offered free rides in his helicopter to giddy children, literally raising them out of a land of poverty, watched in awe by the open-mouthed mortals below.
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"For her to forget how to make an 'a' sound is like, Lindsay..." Bay also noticed that Lohan has a much less "open-mouthed" sound than the general American accent.
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But Riley isn't here to please — there are scenes that will make you cringe low in your seat, squirming with discomfort, while others will provoke gasps and open-mouthed shock.
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His other family members, who are hanging out with their dad, react in open-mouthed shock to what they've just seen on TV. The company is now in serious trouble.
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Days after making that declaration, she was walking off Center Court open-mouthed and balancing the Rosewater Dish on her head after demolishing Serena's older sister Venus in the final.
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Cheatham runs Salt Ceramics and has just put the finishing touches on a new series of mugs that feature a red-lipped open-mouthed smile and a single gold tooth.
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We talked for an hour, her fiancé open-mouthed in the chair next to her, my pager mercifully silent, her whole story spilling out in the middle of the night.
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Her apartment is a shrine to her career, featuring framed prints of Crest toothpaste and Johnson & Johnson floss and a cartoon of an open-mouthed patient in a dentist's chair.
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And they may see different things, depending on the angle they view the sculpture from: Haring's iconic open-mouthed dog, a solitary figure with arms outstretched skywards, or both figures intertwined.
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I don't actually know if this had any romantic undertones, but it was on the lips and possibly open-mouthed, though I was so blindsided that I kept mine resolutely shut.
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We all watched, open-mouthed, as he started to sift through the ashes of Tina and then fling them around up there, having a heyday playing with his great-grandma's remains.
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When "Jaws" came out in 1975, I was absolutely terrified of its poster: a splashy illustration of a tiny female swimmer unaware that a massive open-mouthed shark was beneath her.
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It's the exact same image – an extreme close-up of Fieri's face – but since the back has a very low cut, Fieri's open-mouthed mug lands on the lower back and butt.
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The thumbnail for his followup video has the words "30 Burgers" written in all-caps yellow letters, and shows Steve open-mouthed, as he holds partially eaten cheeseburger patties in both hands.
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Several times during this charming installment of "Inside the Actors Studio," the camera cuts to audience members sitting open-mouthed and unblinking, transfixed by the conversation between Laura Dern and Greta Gerwig.
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I am often sitting in the kitchen with my daughter and 5-year-old grandson when my son-in-law comes home and exchanges a passionate, open-mouthed kiss with my daughter.
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Ann Turner Cook may not be a household name, but her face can certainly be found in most American households, as she's the adorable, open-mouthed tot that graces all Gerber products and advertisements.
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Which of us, after seeing Little Miss Sunshine, doesn't often think of Olive Hoover (Abigail Breslin) performing her pageant routine with confidence, completely disregarding the collective open-mouthed gape of the adults in the room?
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At one point, he just sang the word "check," as in "microphone check," four times, and it left me open-mouthed and dumbfounded— somehow it was one of the most expressive vocalizations I'd ever heard.
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If you're a fan of books that leave you gaping open-mouthed like Keanu Reeves at the end of The Matrix when you turn the final page, you're going to love All Our Wrong Todays.
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Giyasov had entertained the local crowd in his earlier fights by celebrating victory in the style of Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo, but he never had the chance to show off his open-mouthed leap.
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The aunt contacted police who told her to demand proof her nephew was OK. Police say she received a photograph of her nephew face down in a bathtub, the open-mouthed alligator on top of him.
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While Federer is usually all business and Kyrgios the showman, the roles were reversed midway through the third set on Saturday when the Swiss produced a trick shot that left the Australian wide-eyed and open mouthed.
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Silicon Valley was caught flat-footed and open-mouthed in the wake of a traumatizing election season Even if they had expressed these thoughts beforehand, it still might not have mattered: Silicon Valley was, and still is, in its own echo chamber, caught flat-footed and open-mouthed in the wake of a traumatizing election season; building cool new products for people every day but having underestimated the extent to which people were willing to vote for a productized presidential candidate, one who at some level rejects their techno-utopianism.
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Martin, 44, Yosef, and one of the boys even took a silly shot where they're all making open-mouthed, over-the-top faces for the camera — a photo made even funnier by his brother's expression of pure apathy.
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On the night of the race, when a line of drones sweeps up into that loop-de-loop for the first time, the crowd reacts as one: oohing and ahhing, and craning open-mouthed up at the ceiling.
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At ten, he was putting out the corner-flags and begging players to take pot-shots at him; at 17 his first team-photos showed him open-mouthed and wide-eyed, hungrier for the ball than anyone else.
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Before we heard Scialfa's crystal-clear soprano—she has an Emmylou Harris purity to her voice, but is more open-mouthed and blues-based—Springsteen, a family man still puzzling over what makes a family, talked about trust.
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Dressed in a precious pink Burberry sweater dress and matching beanie, True stuck out her tongue as she sat in the first photo, throwing an open-mouthed grin at the camera while standing against a bookshelf in the second.
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Dressed in a precious pink sweater dress and matching beanie, True sticks out her tongue as she sits in the first photo, throwing an open-mouthed grin at the camera as she stands against a bookshelf in the second.
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So we started talking, and I'm looking open-mouthed at his clothes, which are so brilliant, and then he said, 'I'm only going to let you photograph these clothes if you put me on the cover … with my dog.
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Taylor Swift and Bebe Rexha were near one another with similar open-mouthed reactions as captured by the network's Stan Cam, which showed the live happenings inside the star-studded audience at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
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His esteemed place at the top of the search results is reportedly the handiwork of a few Redditors, who managed to bring pouty Trump, maniacally screaming Trump, and open-mouthed, deer-in-the-headlights Trump to the top of Google.
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Every time there was a break in the Cikatic onslaught, every time the champion held the clinch a little loosely, Hug would return with a left hook which maybe travelled half a foot but which turned the open mouthed champion's head around.
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During these dives, the whale's heart rate dropped in order to preserve oxygen and energy, though it rose by a factor of about 2.5 whenever the animal lunged, open-mouthed, toward schools of small crustaceans that blue whales rely on for food.
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"It's a powerful message for women that you should be surrounded by things that make you happy," she said, and her and everyone else's faces engaged in wide-eyed, open-mouthed incredulous agreement, nodding emphatically up and down, skull to spine and chin to chest.
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One afternoon in 1985, passing by the corner of New York's Broadway and West Houston—then the site of a carnivalesque establishment known as Carz-a-Poppin, a car wash that might have been a Coney Island ride—passersby stopped in their tracks, open-mouthed.
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On October 22, 1962, then-President John F. Kennedy made a tense 18-minute appearance on television, announcing to an open-mouthed American audience that the Soviet Union had placed its own nuclear missiles in Cuba, and was also building bases to launch attacks from.
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Shortly after, Jezebel published an account from a former New England elected official who said Franken tried to give her "a wet, open-mouthed kiss" when she appeared as a guest on Air America when he was a host on the short-lived progressive radio station.
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Let me be clear: These were probably the most basic, undemanding moves in the show and only involved arm swinging and taking a couple steps, yet the only one I could almost nail was raising my right arm straight in the air, still looking like an open-mouthed fool.
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The Hays Code, written in 1930 by influential Catholics and formally enforced by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) in 303, was a set of rules preventing Hollywood filmmakers from including anything morally "corrosive" in their films, ranging from open-mouthed kissing to interracial dating to violence.
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The chef, Hui Qiang Liu, from Guangzhou in southern China, has a steady hand with classics: translucent har gow with tidy pleats and open-mouthed siu mai in ruched collars, dense turnip cakes and slippery cheong fun, char siu bao with cracked smiles and baked pork buns as shiny as brioche.
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PARIS (Reuters) - For a split second Garbine Muguruza stood wide-eyed and open mouthed as she seemed to have no clue if her lob had landed in — but as she turned towards the VIP Box, the wild cheers proved she had dethroned Serena Williams to win the French Open title.
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But you'd hardly know that judging by the stream of Rift-based PR being issued this year as the company attempted to fire up developers to build 'experiences' for its forthcoming headset, while also priming gamers to be ready to slip on a face computer and gawp open-mouthed into other worlds.
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In the second act of this exceedingly bright and brassy revival, Ms. Midler can be found sitting alone at a table, slowly and deliberately polishing off the remnants of an expensive dinner, from a turkey bone dipped in gravy to a multitude of dumplings, while the rest of the cast freezes in open-mouthed amazement.
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For his entrance, Grant, whose chyron simply lists him as "unemployed," chows down on a hot dog doused in what appears to be a pint of mustard while reciting series of condiment and barbeque puns that he clearly thinks is cute, but his open-mouthed chewing isn't quite as suave as Brad Pitt's charming and near-constant snacking in those Ocean's Eleven flicks.
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As established in an open-mouthed-grin-inducing opening sequence set to the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion's "Bellbottoms," Baby's automotive escapades and his music consumption are a symbiotic relationship: Every gear shift and hairpin turn seems dictated by the music pulsing in his ears, to the point where he has to stop and re-sync the music if things get off tempo.
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Beyond just being an immensely talented singer and performer who's spent the past 25 years living under the unforgiving scrutiny of the public eye, she has also shared a three-way open-mouthed kiss with Madonna and Christina Aguilera on live TV, danced with a large yellow python, and posed as one-half of the most famous double-denim look of all time.
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Dressed in black velvet gloves, a hip-length petticoat, and bunched fishnets, her stilettos coquettishly impaling the air, Eichelberger playfully balances on a lone chair as "Minnie the Maid" (1981); contrasting Minnie's lacquered, open-mouthed grin is the portrait "Ethyl Dressed as a Man," a close-up of Eichelberger in a buzz cut and pin-striped suit jacket, looking plain-faced and introspective.
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Zervos said she was surprised but nevertheless agreed to another meeting a few days later at the Bev Hills hotel ... where she alleges Trump kissed her "open-mouthed," grabbed her breasts and asked her to lay in bed to watch TV. And get this ... she says he pointed out someone had delivered a fruit basket, which she felt was a way of bragging that he was important.
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Then, after thinking a few seconds, I remembered the short-sleeved seersucker shirts we used to wear, my twin brother, Dave, and I. I may have been about 4, about the age of the boy I can hear crying in the street as I write this — all those partials in his voice, all that open-mouthed speech, full of longing, you can't quite understand.
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In Ouija, the backstory of present-day events introduced us to a doomed family of three from the past: a single mother, Alice (Elizabeth Reaser, whom Mad Men fans will recognize from yet another '60s nostalgia trip), and her two children, teen Pauline (the wonderful Annalise Basso, who previously worked with Flanagan on his smart, if somewhat overrated, horror film Oculus) and Doris (Lulu Wilson), a beatifically blond child who serves as a throwback to Poltergeist's Carol Anne in a largely open-mouthed performance.
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