Only the lisping of the wind in the tall weeds to his right.

One irritating number tries to find humor in bilingual lisping.

When this poor lisping, stammering tongue lies silent in the grave.

You said that exaggerated lisping is a hanging offence and I only do it to get attention.'

Lisping, stuttering, slurring long words - all are normal.

"That lisping is beginning to worry me.

Mary Lou asked, never consistent in her lisping, so that Robin wondered if it was a pretense.

No languid lisping now, I noted.

The lisping and stuttering, while thematically linked to the novel's mysterious title, can become tiresome.

Lisping, effeminate, indecisive incompetents such as Newcastle only get elected by bribery.

Due to unconventional postures of the tongue and other articulators, interdental and frontal lisping are very common.

To Him the lisping of a babe was not less than the cry of all mankind, while to us it is only lisping.

He disliked Americans with their eternal English lisping of dollars (englisches Talergelispel), and in 1833 returned to Germany.

Ms. Berlin is Ms. May's daughter, and she shares the lisping, loopy sincerity her mother trades on as an actress.

A woman with a sweet lisping of Ethiopian accent answered and switched to fluent English when he asked for Boris Brusilov.

In Making Money, it is shown by Hubert's Igor that their lisping is actually just for show, because people "expect it."

Nevertheless Lummox smiled at him, opened his mouth wide and, in a lisping, baby-girl voice from somewhere far back inside him, called the mastiff a very bad name.

"Wizardry," said a lisping, soft voice from somewhere among the goblins, at Bogdan's back, "Grandson of Kaiply Magus-the gift you don't own, your brother Tamas clearly does.

In such cases, the minimum wage did not apply, and the lisping, retarded girl told Jack with unfeigned awe that she was getting a dollar and twenty-five cents each hour, and all for her.

After several weeks of performances, Sothern began portraying the role more broadly, as a lisping, skipping, eccentric, weak-minded fop prone to nonsensical references to sayings of his "bwother" Sam.

Mr. Maitner is especially good as the lisping, sashaying Chaplain, and Mr. Sabath does double duty as the Captain and Tex, a redneck bomb-building homophobe.

But the voice that called to them from one of the crowded alleyways off to their right might have been heard on any street in London: a lisping, pompous holler demanding they halt in their tracks.

Northward, on the hillside, below the tents, are foundations for five buildings where Pergun, his lisping and slurring almost gone, toils with the stones and soil until the timber Dorrin has ordered arrives.

All was airless and silent; there were no birds, no insects, no sighing of the pines, no lisping of leaves: a baleful and preternatural silence, like the silence of the infinite void.

He turned as a faint sound behind him lisped through the tube.

At least I'd be able to talk without lisping.

A few yards away the sea lisped on the flat sand.

Her voice lisped, like she held her mouth too close to the phone.

He lisped a bit, because his mouth had not yet grown back to full size and flexibility.

She would have been toddling around on her tiny feet and lisping a few words.

The fact that he lisped, however, had prejudiced her against his testimony.

As a result, Crick is unable to speak without lisping.

For the first time in her life, there at the end of it, she had not lisped at all.

Her child's mouth lisped over the words, but there was knowledge in her blue eyes.

But she lisps, it's in her way she's got, doesn't talk very clearly.

He stood motionless, the cigarette in his mouth lisping smoke.

His words were quite clear, except that he lisped over his s's.

The more we tried to teach her the correct way, the more she lisped.

Our children's children are lisping to "honour the charge they made - "

The natives started to whisper and lisp excitedly among themselves.

No mortal man could measure up to this small being, listening and lisping in the twilight.

Chase was so startled that he both stammered and lisped.

The old woman asked, lisping because she was toothless.

He lisped his name and Luis did not remember it a second after it was said.

"I'm going to get on permanent," the woman lisped through swollen lips.

"Men see so poorly at night," a goblin voice lisped, from the wall above his head.

"Jonny wants to know if you're going to be in charge, now," the little girl lisped.

"I'll just take a few out every day," lisped Demetrius.

"Word also has it," the old man lisped, "that he cut out early, before they'd properly lost."

There is only one Lisp system running at any time.

She then frowned at the lisp to her own words.

"If she had a lisp or something it would be easier."

Lisp was, of course, not widely available or popular at the time.

The best known example of a distortion is the lisp.

Lisp was the original language to make use of an function.

But it was such a strong lisp I couldn't really tell.

A speech disorder is a sound production problem like a lisp.

His name was Bradley something, and he had a terrible lisp.

A long sentence in which the lisp was not apparent.

Logo is another version of Lisp that was made for children.

They only wanted to hear my lisp, which was worse back then."

The name was spoken with almost the suggestion of a lisp.

He also played up his natural lisp, exaggerating for effect.

Have you got a bit of a lisp? a wisp?

I even heard that lisp of Julian's he lost when his second teeth came in.

The lisp made her sound like a little girl.

The voice was her mother's, soft and slightly affected but without the lisp.

Thus a Lisp procedure can safely take the or of any list.

"Either they're speaking with a lisp or it's a new game from Japan."

I'm not going to write the lisp any more.

Linked lists are a very important data structure in Lisp.

He noticed that the man spoke with no trace of a lisp.

Anyone who had either a stutter or a lisp was covered.

He had a deep voice accentuated by a thick lisp.