Sentence examples for teeth from inspiring English sources

This is a whole new road for me, something I can get my teeth into but I just felt it was something I had to do.

Even the most dedicated chocoholic would struggle to get their teeth into this bar.

The reticent producer cut his teeth running similarly toned, small, dark basement events in Bristol, so he'll be right at home with City Bass's back-to-basics ethos, and his focused, skilful mixing of rarely heard 90s NY house'n'garage with prime UK modernism will put everyone in the right headspace to get down.

He's been in DIY bands since the early 90s, is missing teeth as well as most of his hair, and is wearing a T-shirt that says Dinosaurs Are Wankers.

Well okay, today we'll show that we really know how to hit them in the teeth," Biryukov said.

Lewis told me: "I can't wait to work with Andrea at last and get our teeth into these very meaty roles.

The 28-year-old media executive was born with crowded jaws, a 1cm overbite and front teeth that stuck out in a V.

And in the US, though breast pumps, vasectomies and artificial teeth are sales tax-exempt and tax-deductible medical care, tampons are not even exempted from sales tax in some states (including California and New York, two of the most populous states).

These youth, they will go to a 24-hour gas station and bathroom to brush their teeth in, do their hair and pull themselves together to look presentable.

It was so refreshing to see a majority of speakers trenchantly and unapologetically making the case against austerity, in the teeth of an orthodoxy that has prevailed for far too long, notably in the broadcast media.

Such antiquated policy in the treatment of our neighbours stands in disproportionate contrast to the "unintended" incursions of naval ships, armed to the teeth with every piece of radar and satellite equipment under the sun, who have suffered no cost or damage as a result of their action.