Sentence examples for into the teeth from inspiring English sources

"I'm going right into the teeth of it," he says.

The Tigers' quarterback threw into the teeth of one of the most tenacious of pass defenses.

He'd be running straight into the teeth of conventional political wisdom about this incendiary moment.

Is he prepared to drive into the teeth of the Knicks' defense?

It was captured and released off the fire escape into the teeth of a gale.

Kenny was on the mound, lobbing balls into the teeth of the Syracuse order.

"He was walking straight into the teeth of a fairly tough crowd," Weir says.

"Those were big runs and it was into the teeth of the defense.

But now "we have gone to flying into the teeth of a fierce head wind".

There are other issues with moving the show into the teeth of television's regular season.

Bravely, the Mets marched into the teeth of the new enemy and bit hard.