Sentence examples for disappearing teeth from inspiring English sources
Eventually, Jim wore some of this on his face, and with the blind eye from a childhood accident and the disappearing teeth that he refused to replace, he could look a bit weathered, but he was still handsome, in the manner of a mahogany stump.
The rate at which gold disappears into teeth — the flow demand for gold, in tons per year — depends on its real price: Crucially, at least for tractability, there is a "choke price" — a price at which flow demand goes to zero.
"Your teeth look whitened, but then the smoke and mirrors disappear, and your teeth are not as white as they once were".
A towline gripped in its teeth disappeared into the ocean.
The embryo develops an "egg tooth" during incubation, which it uses to tear open the egg; the tooth disappears soon after hatching.
But the thumb, index finger and tooth disappeared in 1905, only to re-emerge last October, in an auction of reliquaries in Florence.
"This is food for people who don't eat," one of my friends observed, as we were presented with a chilly platter holding tiny lozenges of tuna sashimi, dots of lemongrass mayonnaise and some lotus root crisps, which disappeared between our chattering teeth in three bites.
After the first step, the patient usually experiences tenderness of the bonded teeth, which disappears in 20 to 30 min.
On the first two nights, they'd brushed their teeth together like a married couple, and then George had kissed her forehead before disappearing into his room.
