Sentence examples for jaw space from inspiring English sources

For the examination of the jaw space relations the crowding and the presence of spaces in the incisor region were recorded.

Early humans had a coarse diet that involved more chewing and biting; the thinking is that the forces involved stimulated growth of the jaw, creating space for the wisdom teeth to emerge.

Like the movie "Alien" is " 'Jaws' in space".

Three decades on, she looks far wilder and more dangerous than some mocked-up "Jaws in space".

Scott's film was initially pitched as "Jaws in space" and Giger's alien features the requisite razor-blade teeth and unreadable, implacable air.

Whereas Alien had the streamlined simplicity of its three-word pitch – "Jaws in space" – Prometheus keeps hopping back and forth between the spaceship and the moon's surface, while the protagonists meet their fates in all sorts of confusing, contradictory ways, the tone veering between cod-philosophical solemnity and monster-movie trashiness.

Early reviews were fulsome in their praise, with the Hollywood Reporter describing it as a "jaw-dropping space thriller" boasting "breath-catching tension and startling surprise".

6. Have a one-line pitch: "It has to be about the value of what you do," according to Scott, who mentions the pitch for the movie Alien – "Jaws in space" – as a classic, simple three-word pitch.

Remingtonocetus and Indocetus--which had four limbs and probably were as aquatic as sea lions--both had heavy ossicles like modern whales do, and their jaws had space for a fat pad.

With roughly eighty-five percent of the plot completed, Shusett and O'Bannon presented their initial script to several studios, pitching it as "Jaws in space".

Jaws set the template for many subsequent horror films, to the extent that the script for Ridley Scott's 1979 science fiction film Alien was pitched to studio executives as "Jaws in space".