Speaking clearly. Improving voice and articulation: Фонетический практикум. Фомиченко Л.Г. - 24 стр.

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     29. Jade’s jello salad nudged Jim from his jungle gym.
     /l/
     30. Loose li ps lose lovers with lies.
     31. «Lavender and lace look lovely», Lucy laughed.
     32. Let’s lose those lazy lumberjacks.
     33. Lily lolled lazily as the miller milled her millet in the
          languishing light.
     34. Silly little Billie laughed delightedly at the lovely yellow lark.
     35. Willie worked willingly to establish his claim to a million
         zillion dollars.
     36. The hill Lama’s llama, when fully wooly, always lost its pelt.
     /m/
     37. The immature miserable midget claimed to know many mar-
         velous, melodic, rhythmic hymns.
     38. Many a man is inestimably moronic when he moans, mut-
         ters, meanders, and mumbles about a madonna-like woman.
     39. Magic, mambos, and mumbo-jumbo made Millie immensely
         manic amidst Mannie’s military menage.
     40. Mundane, unimaginative employers may miss the moment
         to employ amiable multi-talented immigrants.
     /n/
     41. Incredibly talented Fanny innocently planned never to plunk
         a clinker.
     42. «Innuendo», nattered Netty, «can do a number on any-
         body!»
     43. Norman’s intricate imagination never unnerved Nathan’s
         nosy neighbor.
     44. Normally insensitive nomads indicated ninety-nine nearby
         native towns as inhospitable.
     /ng/
     45. An English singer sang long, lilting, but maddening songs.
     46. The stunningly winged angel was strumming and humming a
         song dreamingly.
     47. No songbird, the Kingfisher was flying long and strongly
         over the fishing Englebert.
     48. Many fanged mutts mingled as they mangled and tangled
         hungrily.