Sentence examples for Cutting teeth from inspiring English sources

Cutting Teeth, by Julia Fierro (St. Martin's).

By his count, he has sent more than thirty students to graduate schools, including Julia Fierro, whose first novel, "Cutting Teeth," came out last year, and Josh Rolnick, whose debut short-story collection, "Pulp and Paper," won the John Simmons Short Fiction Award in 2011.

For the (Lovable) Obsessive Compulsive: Cutting Teeth by Julia Fierro, St. Martin's Press.

A broach has a series of cutting teeth arranged in a row or rows, graduated in height from the teeth that cut first to those that cut last.

The cutting teeth are reduced in the Rhinocerotidae.

Some of the deep-bodied palaeonsiciforms showed grinding or cutting teeth.

These files had straight-across and coarse toothing, but the advantages of obliquely cut teeth and of double-cut (intersecting) teeth were appreciated early.

The advantages of single-helical gearing are greater accuracy, less sensitivity to coupling thrust, no measurable apex runout, and it is less expensive to cut teeth.

Rather, it simply took a few thousand years to cut teeth.

Your child's first dentist appointment should occur prior to the first birthday, shortly after he begins to cut teeth.

Cut teeth shapes on white felt the same length, starting half an inch away from the edge of the felt.