Sentence examples for take the teeth from inspiring English sources

"They've done things to take the teeth out of it," Mr. Gilman said.

When bad things happen you can hide under the rug and hope it goes away or you can go public with it and take the teeth out of the tiger.

You can take the teeth out of Blackburn, but you can't... Of course, trillions of hits on YouTube tell their own uplifting story, but what a shame Susan chose - was told to choose? - "Memory", a ballad of such dreadful banality and predictability that hearing those (la-la... la-la-la-la-la-la-la... aaaaargh!) opening notes made me yearn for a little light ECT, just to make the horridness go away.

At the same time... it manipulated the cosy relationship with the regulators to take the teeth out of regulations.

Your goal is to take the teeth out of those painful memories.

A clip from that era shows Wiig — regular-person-size, as opposed to waif-thin, as she is now, and brunet rather than blond — impersonating a sweet, daft tooth fairy who confesses, her face screwed up in dainty disgust, that "sometimes I don't take the tooth".

He, an intellectual, had been, according to his stories, the sort of child who set traps for the Tooth Fairy (pyramids of tin cans at the door and windows of his room, string tied from his finger to the tooth below his pillow so that he would wake when the Fairy tried to take the tooth) and other "mythical" figures of childhood, such as Santa Claus.

Don't forget to take the tooth.

Take the tooth (quietly) and put it away for storage or in a memory box.

If your child does manage to get the tooth out without swallowing it, take the tooth and put it in a warm salt water mix to clean it.

Luis Suarez bit the dust after biting an opponent, taking the teeth out of Uruguay's attack, while the Netherlands devoured opponents whole, scoring 10 times in three games.