Sentence examples for strong teeth from inspiring English sources

Women were prized for having strong teeth, the better to crimp dried sealskins into ­mukluks.

There seems to be more to vitamin D than strong teeth and bones.

Toadfishes are heavy-bodied fishes with broad, flattened heads and large mouths equipped with strong teeth.

They have a single dorsal fin, and their small mouths, equipped with strong teeth, can handle a diet of fishes and hard-shelled invertebrates.

Members of this family have small mouths and strong teeth, heavily ossified (that is, composed of true bone rather than cartilage) dermal bones, and hemiheterocercal tails.

A small green, yellow and red cardboard box shows a flexed bicep and proclaims the benefits of the bottle of Forty Malt Emulsion contained inside: "Helps build healthy bodies, sturdy bones and strong teeth.

For many years, scientists thought chitons had evolved a way to synthesize magnetite simply because the hard mineral makes for a good, strong tooth.

The skull of Tyrannosaurus for example has been shown to be exceptionally good at resisting the forces delivered in biting (more so than other carnivores) and this matches the extra-strong teeth they have, the increased areas for muscle attachment to deliver that bite, and even punctures made in the bones of other dinosaurs when tyrannosaurs bit them.

One foreseeable option by the government would be to put stronger teeth into existing policies and laws, so that devastating penalties are issued to any renegade companies.

Only the strongest teeth could bite through them, but soldiers would dunk them in their tea or break them into breadcrumbs to add the endless army stews.

Evolutionary specializations of enamel microstructure in durophagous carnivorans are consistent with increased selection for stronger teeth, which are required to withstand large stresses incurred from contact against hard food [51], [52].