Sentence examples for removing its teeth from inspiring English sources

The "little" has been removed from the title, and director Catherine Hardwicke has put a pubertal spin on the old folk tale, removing its teeth, pedantically spelling out the lite-psychological implications, and populating it with high-cheekboned hotties smouldering in the twilight.

If CSR really were altering the bones behind the face of capitalism sawing its jaws, removing its teeth and reducing its bite that would be bad: not just for the owners of capital, who collect the company's profits, but, as this survey will argue, also for society at large.

Whatever damage peers inflict on this snarling Pitbull of a Bill, however many of its teeth they remove, its advancement has taught us something chilling about the Prime Minister.

And even harsher words for the prime minister David Cameron, who Norman believes should know better, given his family experience of disability: Whatever damage peers inflict on this snarling Pitbull of a Bill, however many of its teeth they remove, its advancement has taught us something chilling about the Prime Minister.

"I really did not want them to remove his teeth," his grandmother told me.

"Now he is a wounded lion, but I'd like to see them remove his teeth and claws.

Now showing on @CBS - The story of a xenophobic elf who bullies a reindeer and a transient prospector who commits attempted murder against a recently-tortured (had its teeth removed by an unlicensed dentist) creature.

One group was charged with removing gold teeth from the dead.

The group also said there is "reliable evidence" that suggests that removing wisdom teeth does not prevent or reduce crowding of front teeth.

"I'm not against removing wisdom teeth, but you should do an assessment and have a good clinical reason".

Security was brought in when thieves attacked a sperm whale with an axe, trying to remove valuable teeth from its jaw.