Sentence examples similar to rules with teeth from inspiring English sources

There nature ruled, sometimes with tooth and claw, but more often with nourishing beauty: the scent of jasmine outside the kitchen window, the hummingbirds nosing into the trumpet vines, the ribbons of fog advancing and retreating through the Golden Gate Bridge, the tropical stillness of the Pacific Ocean off Coronado Island and its dark poundings against the cliffs of Big Sur.

Go through the contest rules with a fine-tooth comb.

Sweet Valley High with teeth?

Targets with teeth.

A log with teeth.

The Senate needs a deadline with teeth.

Regular eels have jaws with teeth.

In other words, self-regulation with teeth.

The regulator with teeth is the customer.

All with teeth and knives bared.

A beast with teeth?