Examples of 'thousand tongues' in a sentence
Meaning of "thousand tongues"
Thousand tongues is a phrase used figuratively to describe a diverse range of languages or voices. It implies the idea of numerous people speaking or expressing themselves in different ways
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thousand tongues
Cry out with a thousand tongues.
Five thousand tongues applauded as he wiped them on his shirt.
Raging and roaring as with ten thousand tongues.
A thousand tongues my pure desire.
You do not have thousand tongues.
One hundred thousand tongues applauded when he wiped them on his shirt.
But you know how rumor hath a thousand tongues.
With a thousand tongues.
But you know how rumour hath a thousand tongues.
That I had a thousand tongues and a thousand mouths.
These accordions are provided with more than a thousand tongues.
Charles wanted a thousand tongues to sing the praise of God in Christ.
Each mouth contains one million six hundred thousand tongues.
O for a Thousand Tongues to SingRemedy.
He is able to speak to you in a thousand ways, and a thousand tongues.
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Five thousand tongues applauded when she wiped them on her shirt ;.
The man who speaks with primordial images, speaks with a thousand tongues.
Oh for a thousand tongues to sing the glories of the Lord Jesus!
It is said that when the mouth is closed, the heart has over a thousand tongues.
Oh, that I had a thousand tongues and a thousand mouths.
But find him . Tear out a thousand tongues.
That I had a thousand tongues and a thousand mouths Edelgard, first verse.
India, where English became a commanding, unifying language in a country of a thousand tongues.
O, havde jeg dog tusind Tunger A thousand tongues my pure desire.
A thousand tongues attack your body!
Somebody told me that . But you know how rumor hath a thousand tongues.
Cry out with a thousand tongues - I see the world is rotten because of silence . ”.
As Charles Wesley put it in his famous hymn, O, for a thousand tongues to sing,.
O for a thousand tongues to sing ( Charles Wesley ) ( Hymn tune known as Lyngham ).
Yes, I have a thousand tongues.
So concludes Charles Wesley 's venerable hymn, “ O for a thousand tongues to sing . ”.
Oh, for a Thousand Tongues to Sing ".
If I had a thousand tongues ♪.
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But we crashed a thousand miles off course
A thousand years this city has stood
Could not change a thousand dollar bill
