Sentence examples for have bad teeth from inspiring English sources

British people have bad teeth is what I'm saying.

Oo are ya?" Verdict: False Brits have bad teeth OK, compared to Californians, we have bad teeth, but there's nothing wrong with UK dentists.

This tradition serves to embrace the American stereotype that British people have bad teeth, and to ridicule the ideal of complete, blanched uniformity in the American mouth.

According to the rest of the world, we have bad teeth, we sound like Colin Firth and there's nothing we love more than a well-organised queue.

I ask her whether total historical accuracy is desirable in television anyway; surely the actors would all be short and have bad teeth?

"I have bad teeth and I didn't want to offend anybody," Ms. Green said, admitting she had avoided the dentist for 20 years.

Some of these survivors even carried a few extra pounds and had bad teeth.

She also likes the fact that Huckabee has bad teeth — unlike Romney, with his perfect smile and his personal fortune.

She was so proud of the house, and it felt like having your child insulted for having bad teeth, or something like that.

The scan revealed that this mummy was an obese woman between the ages of 45 and 60 who had bad teeth.

He had bad teeth, he limped, he was slightly hunchbacked, with shoulder blades that jutted out, and his jacket collar stood apart from his neck, so that his clothes seemed to hang on him like sacks.