Sentence examples for off from the tooth from inspiring English sources

JE tissues tightly attached to the tooth neck (not the root) were scraped off from the tooth surface, and washed by D-Hank's solution containing penicillin-streptomycin double antibiotics.

Face raised to the roof, he seemed about to take off from the stage, his long teeth tearing at the words as if they were the last moorings holding him down.

I grit my teeth, push off from the next crest and come off the brakes as I descend.

Emma blossomed socially and benefited from the tooth tutor program.

This was better than getting money from the tooth fairy.

The apical ridge, following along the front edges of the toothcomb teeth, is V-shaped in most lemuriforms, tapering off from the midline.

Ibaka took off from the free-throw line, legitimately, which is something that neither Julius Erving nor Jordan ever did; on another dunk he plucked a stuffed animal off the rim with his teeth.

To find out, she scraped the mineralized plaque off the teeth of four skeletons from a medieval convent in Dalheim, Germany, and after treating the samples with various chemicals and enzymes, she put them through a machine that separates cell debris from DNA.

Strength and Hope are not cultivated by sitting around browsing the internet all day, they come from the everyday accumulation of the experience of living; from making a list and checking things off, from bearing your teeth and bit by bit,even though it is agonizing and torturous and you are scared to death, THAT is where you get stronger.

You are essentially masking off the teeth.

When the enamel gets worn off, the teeth feel sensitive.