Sentence examples for teeth legacy from inspiring English sources

He smiled, revealing missing teeth, legacy of a nasty collision.

The legacy of bad teeth is still putting NHS budgets under strain.

Mr. Veljkovic -- who at one point pulled out the false teeth he said were the legacy of his 1997 beating -- saw the darkest side of his character, close up.

The Malians, who viewed Colonel Qaddafi as a generous benefactor — he helped build an administrative complex here, among other things — now find themselves gnashing their teeth over this less beneficent aspect of his legacy.

Common involvement of a single gene in the formation of human teeth, hair follicles, sweat glands, and breasts is a legacy of the evolutionary history that these organs share.

The reason, logically, is that mainstays like the Legacy Outback are quite long in the tooth, and competition for that space has been coming on strong in the form of improved small and medium-sized crossovers like the Nissan Murano and Honda Element.

Being rooted in Detroit's '90s hip hop renaissance, emcees and producers alike sharpened their teeth on each other and its organic growth has endlessly sprouted a wonderful legacy of music.

The film critic Barry Norman has accused the late actor Robin Williams of an addiction to "saccharine, tooth-rotting sentimentality" which he said would sully the Oscar-winner's legacy as a film actor.

And that's the legacy that I want people to know – that I fought tooth and nail for trans women.

"Buried Child," "The Late Henry Moss" and "The Tooth of Crime" are all essentially Oedipal tales, infused with a poisonous paternal legacy and lots of testosterone.

The same might be said for Mayor Riordan, who fought tooth and nail against the decree and now seems likely to claim it as part of his political legacy.