Sentence examples for pick your teeth from inspiring English sources
"I remember having to explain to her in a restaurant that you can't just pick your teeth with a yoghurt top in public," said one friend who asked to remain anonymous.
His mood is surprisingly light, genially bantering with the audience over things like the meagreness of a proferred reefer ("You can pick your teeth with a New York joint") and stage invaders ("Well, that's New York for you – the only people that rush the stage are guys!").
"Being governor of Colorado right now — it's like trying to pick your teeth with a rattlesnake," says Charlie Brown, a Denver City Council member and a onetime Democrat who switched his party registration years ago to "unaffiliated," a group that represents about a third of Colorado's voters.
Is it O.K. to pick your teeth with a business card that has just been handed to you? Answer: If you have to ask, you may as well crumple up this newspaper, toss it to the floor of your train and go back to bellowing into your cellphone.
Pretend to pick your teeth.
Make sure nothing, gets in your tooth, Otherwise, it will hurt, and don't punch, or pick your tooth, it will hurt.
But six months and he's turned deaf and dumb, your legs are hairy, neither one of you has brushed your teeth, you pick your nose and he picks his butt.
Mess with Regis and Kathie Lee, and you'll be picking your front teeth out from between my bloody knuckles!
The soft, moist, folds of your eyes (don't rub your eyes!), nose (don't pick your nose!) and mouth (don't bite your nails/pick your teeth/lick your fingers!).
Other points include not demanding pork in Muslim countries, avoiding picking your nose and teeth in public, and not leaving footprints on toilet seats – reflecting the fact that some tourists are more used to squat toilets.
