Sentence examples for Getting long in the tooth from inspiring English sources

Bento's generation is getting long in the tooth.

And she's getting long in the tooth to play the nymphet cast by her songwriters.

Twitter isn't Facebook, but it is almost ten years old, and getting long in the tooth.

Historical precedent suggests the latest economic expansion is getting long in the tooth.

Besides, the bit about France and Jerry Lewis is getting long in the tooth, wouldn't you say?

He's a boxer, but he's getting long in the tooth and isn't much of a contender for anything.

My friends and I on the left are getting long-in-the tooth and thin on the top (at least the teeth and hair we still have).

The Flyer, which is already getting long-in-the-tooth by tablet standards, can be picked up for about £400.

Add more ponies doing more tricks, and the one-trick pony gets long in the tooth real fast.

It's easy for these things to get long in the tooth over the course of the year.

Some leaders get long in the tooth without even knowing it and end up overstaying their welcome.