Sentence examples for missing a tooth from inspiring English sources
"He was missing a tooth," Len Boogaard said.
They assumed that, because he was missing a tooth, he was missing a brain.
Through much of the movie you're missing a tooth, your hair is dark and scraggly, you're almost unrecognizable.
He was peep-eyed, missing a tooth and squat from the starchy prison food, but he acted as if this tiny woman had taken a fancy to him.
He was missing a tooth, and he had a brown backpack over one shoulder that was so jammed with stuff it looked like a thirty-pound Butterball.
One of the girls, the shorter one, was missing a front tooth.
He had just turned six and was missing a front tooth.
Another gymnast, Deng Linlin, was noticeably missing a baby tooth, something not normal for a 16-year-old.
"My happiest moment," a man who was missing a front tooth was saying, with a practiced homiletic quaver, into the microphone, "was when I saw myself a sinner.
Then she mentioned that one of the Chinese girls — she said she did not know them by name — seemed to be missing a baby tooth.
