Sentence examples for bad tooth from inspiring English sources

Dad has a bad tooth.

At some point, a bad tooth needs attention.

The Massachusetts congressman Barney Frank provides the Tolchins with an equally persuasive explanation: "Gingrich was like a bad tooth.

(A one-story building would have looked like "a bad tooth... on a face," Johnson once explained).

The Olympic Games are as decayed as a bad tooth, perhaps facing permanent extraction sometime in the future.

If I'd been up with a bad tooth or a sick child, that's something he would understand.

"They live in their own universe and they try to project it outwardly and it doesn't work," he muttered disparagingly as though discussing a bad tooth-ache.

Bad teeth, sarcasm, tea.

She had really, really bad teeth.

Maybe they have exceptionally bad teeth?

Bad baseball is more painful than bad teeth.