Sentence examples for drag teeth from inspiring English sources
In Times Square, there's a huge poster of her in Austrian drag, teeth blazing like strip lighting, a look on her face that seems to say, "Hey!
Of the several hundred moles built, most have been designed for the more easily excavated soil tunnel and are now beginning to divide into four broad types (all are similar in that they excavate the earth with drag teeth and discharge the muck onto a belt conveyor, and most operate inside a shield).
In part 4, you're encouraged to drag teeth to the right place in the mouth and label them - when you put them in the wrong place you get a groan, but when you put them in the right place you get an 'ahhhh' - always a crowd pleaser.
But every factor that would seem to be dragging "Tooth" into the shadows of nostalgia instead gives it a new vibrancy.
She warned a lover against betraying her in "I'm Not Calling You a Liar," and she sang about love as an unstoppable drumming in her head, as a hurricane, as a ghost, as an animal compulsion: "Drag my teeth across your chest to taste your beating heart," she sang in "Howl".
Adjust the brush size, and click and drag over teeth.
These types of ants have a specialized spike along their abdomen that they stroke with one of their hind legs, similar to dragging the teeth of a comb along the edge of a table.
When I finally got it into my mouth, the mere pressure of my teeth dragging it off my fork caused it to collapse into a million sweet, buttery crumbs.
From the list marked "Garden" there are charred pieces of globe artichoke, complete with leaves to be pulled off and dragged over the teeth, alongside dollops of light, milky curd, a sprightly salsa verde and a couple of charred padrón peppers.
Yet this domesticated bourgeois pet would never, as it were, lose a capacity to bare its teeth and drag the reader back into the wild.
The creatures, which first emerged during the rapid evolutionary 'Cambrian explosion' period roughly half a billion years ago, were vicious predators able to turn their mouths inside-out and use their teeth to drag themselves forward.
