have a big mouth
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“I have a big mouth,” said Mr. Werts, who took the story’s writer out for drinks.
From New York Times
Public defender Timothy Saviello told the court that while Calhoun might have a “big mouth,” that was “part of the conversation on Twitter.”
From Washington Post
“I have a big mouth. I’m a used car dealer!” he says.
From Los Angeles Times
Her teacher explained what a civil rights lawyer does, Austin-Hillery recalls, and kindly nudged: “You have a big mouth — use it for good.”
From Washington Post
“As an underclassman, he was a good one. He didn’t have a big mouth. He knew his place. There were some other freshmen and sophomores who were a little more talkative. He wasn’t that guy.”
From Los Angeles Times
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