Sentence examples for teeth made of from inspiring English sources

Elephant tusks are enlarged incisor teeth made of ivory.

In exchange, he received spears, arrows and a fetish (an object believed to have magical powers) of a long fish with teeth made of thorns.

There is John Whitaker (1735-1808), a most unusual vicar with green eyes and false teeth made of ebony (imagine the smile) who wrote a parochial history of Cornwall.

4. Dental-hygiene-product bonfire After the reverse fireworks, those who are not substantially injured build an enormous bonfire of toothbrushes, mouth wash, and dental floss, and children wear large fake teeth made of plastic.

A small incense burner in the form of a seated, Buddha-like figure -- whose widely grinning mouth is lined with tiny teeth made of red stoneware -- is a strange example of what was then called red porcelain.

The false teeth, made of porcelain and containing gold springs and thought to have been made by a Parisian dentist, Nicholas Dubois de Chemant, were found fitting snugly in the mouth of the French archbishop when his coffin was dug up in the graveyard at St . Pancrasin north London, where a new railway station is under construction.

"I'm more scared of the teeth made out of the development of the wetlands than crocodile teeth," Cortada said.

A dental implant is an artificial tooth made of metal with a porcelain coating designed to make it look real.

That's because Dutch researchers at the University of Groningen are working on the creation of a 3-D-printed tooth made of an antimicrobial plastic that kills the type of bacteria responsible for tooth decay on contact.

That's because Dutch researchers at the University of Groningen are working on the creation of a 3D-printed tooth made of an antimicrobial plastic that kills the bacteria responsible for tooth decay on contact.

But it remains impossible to say for certain whether the pin once held a replacement tooth made of bone or wood, both of which could have perished in the acidic soil.