Sentence examples for long teeth from inspiring English sources
She felt the long teeth of a hyena and the soft fur of an alpaca.
The comb, sometimes called a pick, is commonly upright with long teeth.
"What big ears and long teeth you have, Grandma," said Red Riding Hood.
Perhaps, in literary terms, a descendant of Napoleon, a large rabbit who "bares his long teeth like a rat's fangs".
A Red Cap, according to Webster, is, it seems, "a specter having long teeth, popularly supposed to haunt old castles".
While she hiccuped in his arms, the keeper showed me her muscular legs with clawed feet and grooming thumbs, her pouch, which is conveniently upside down to prevent dirt from getting in, and her four, very long, teeth.
She touched a long tooth.
The generic name, Lavanify, means "long tooth" and the specific name, miolaka, means "curved" in Malagasy; both refer to the teeth's shape.
The jaw fragment contains a long tooth socket for the incisor and bears a bladelike fourth lower premolar, resembling those of multituberculates.
In contrast to U. spelaeus, U. maritimus features relatively large coronoid processes, long tooth rows (p4 to m3), and an enlarged anterior part of the mandible.
