Sentence examples for teeth deep from inspiring English sources

Zorro became upset, hissed, and sank his teeth deep into his trainer's head.

On that day when our new neighbours came, Ofodile paused between screams, and sank his teeth deep in the soft flesh of my mother's arm.

In the case of this movie, it hurts just enough for us to care, sinking its storytelling teeth deep enough to draw blood, while still retaining the flesh-wound frivolity of cackling morbid fun.

I assume I don't have to tell you how Cabernet has sunk its teeth deep into Chile, Argentina, Australia and South Africa, though as members of the new world, they are still developing regional distinction.

Meanwhile, we should tell you that Monte Carlo isn't a fluke: Style & Substance nearly matches it for casual elan, Stop features some of the vacuous provocation that pop loves, chiming with the 50 Shades demographic ("Time on my hands and sex on my brain"), while Perfume ("I'm going to sink my teeth deep in your neck like a python") suggests there is more to Amory than effete yearning.

It will be interesting to see whether Brighter.com can sink its teeth deep enough into the market to succeed.

Try as they might, the courtiers cannot detach the doll, which not only sinks its teeth deeper and deeper into the royal rear, but uses its hands to twist and wring the king's sonagli (his hanging bells) until he sees stars.

No mention of plans to reverse course on the epidemic of poverty that dug its teeth deeper during the recession and won't let go.

In theory, real gold will show indents from your teeth; deeper markings indicate purer gold.

She's a driven reporter, teeth dug deep into a story she feels must be told.

Sometimes they seem to be on the attack with heads flat and teeth sunk deep in the lion's mane.