Sentence examples for bunch of teeth from inspiring English sources

"We found a bunch of teeth in plastic bags, in a paper file that just read 'Hyrtl Skulls.' So for each tooth, we had to identify the skull and the socket, and make sure it fit.

Each sports a bright orange safety vest and a bunch of crooked teeth.

You know, there's a small drawer in my desk containing a bunch of my old teeth.

It sounds a little like the prayer-meeting scene from "Guys and Dolls," in which a cynical bunch of gamblers grit their teeth through a public show of piety to pay off a bet.

"You'd come by the office on Eighty-seventh Street and there'd be a bunch of guys with no teeth waiting to get their next Old Grand-dad and then these Shiraz-drinking, Nation-reading, T.N.R.-quoting young black folk.

"People make it out to be like it's a bunch of uneducated rednecks with three teeth in their heads that don't have anything else to do," he said.

My first article for this paper was about the day Ukraine voted for independence, and in the months that followed I and the rest of the rag-tag bunch of western correspondents cutting our teeth in Kiev spent a great deal of time complaining to each other about how apathetic and apolitical the Ukrainians were in the face of their greedy new masters.

My son was gritting his teeth, holding a bunch of popcorn in a clenched, sweaty fist, paralyzed with his hand in the bag of popcorn.

The United States Constitution is a subjective document written by a bunch of men with wigs and wooden teeth and fancy pants in the 18th century who couldn't possibly have foreseen the shape our modern world would take.

"You're just a bunch of progressive shills," said Mărincuş, through clenched teeth.

Are braces just a bunch of metal brackets and wires stuck on teeth with all results being equal and equivalent?