Sentence examples for busy teeth from inspiring English sources
Rodgers's wrecking ball arrived via Barcelona, dropped £75m and swung away with Luis Suárez clinging on by his big, busy teeth.
For one thing, we were too busy wrenching teeth.
"I have never been so busy," Mr. Tooth said this month, as he sat behind a boat-size desk that could barely hold the bulging files of his clients.
(The more easily instructed are busy brushing their teeth, as pledged).
Streptococcus mutans is busy on your teeth right now, happily feeding itself on whatever sugar it can find.
It's not all love at Lux Infinitum: while Paul is resisting temptation, Frank is busy removing the gold teeth from a business associate.
Vacant lots still punctuate busy streets like missing teeth in a punched-out mouth.
She was Flax's diminutive sister, a busy dentist with crooked teeth".
You'll be too busy looking for your teeth to say anything.
Dr. Irwin Smigel, a prominent Manhattan dentist, passes people needing routine fillings on to his associates; he is far too busy applying the latest tooth-whitening concoction on his patients.
The outgoing "CBS Evening News" anchor spoke of the joy in "taking a moment out of our ridiculously busy lives and sinking your teeth" into a piece by the New Yorker's David Grann, before rattling off favorites like Time's Nancy Gibbs, National Journal's Marc Ambinder and Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield.
