Sentence examples for had a tooth from inspiring English sources

"Two days later, she had a tooth extracted".

I had a tooth abscess that had my gum and jaw swollen and very painful.

Take William Horner, who had a tooth knocked out during student protests in December 2010.

"I had a tooth that went bad and had to have it pulled," another respondent said.

That was someone else who had a tooth missing in exactly the same place.

A medical screening record notes that the detainee had a tooth abscess when he entered the jail in October 2008.

Unlike the Giants' four consecutive victories to close out the season -- gaining momentum as they went -- the 49ers have not had a tooth-and-nail struggle since a 31-27 victory at Dallas on Dec. 8, when they clinched the division.

"I like cooking and walking," she eventually conceded, as if she was having a tooth pulled.

"Didn't Chris Read have a tooth smashed out in the Twenty20 finals?" says Ben Osguthorpe.

Then she went to have a tooth pulled, and her dentist was away.

I can't have a tooth fall out.' That would be horrible".