Sentence examples for thick teeth from inspiring English sources

While adults would have been able to tear apart a tough Triceratops with their thick teeth, the team believes younger ones may have had to turn to different feeding strategies to avoid tooth damage.

This compensated for the thicker teeth and, once the burrs had been removed, resulted in a smooth running gear train.

It has the largest molar and premolar teeth, the thickest tooth enamel, the most massive jaw (Fig. 4), the most derived facial skeleton (including cheek bones that are swept out to the side and pulled so far forward that they resemble a bony visor), and extraordinarily reduced incisor and canine teeth.

Gaultheria procumbens, also called teaberry and checkerberry, has many short, erect branches with short-stalked, thick, shining tooth-edged leaves in the upper part.

In particular, the thick-enameled teeth, short canines, and molars with multiple cusps for grinding tough fibers, suggest that the unique vegetarian diet of today's pandas was adopted more than two million years ago.

Consuelos is a very beautiful man - flashing white teeth, thick hair, toned and cashmered body.

"Miss Y ng," of No. 5 Chapel Street may indeed have been "short and thick," with "indifferent" teeth and "offensive" breath — or she may simply not have paid up on time.

And while the bottom of the jaw is lined with thick, close-set teeth, it is as peculiarly narrow as it is long, like a protuberance designed for probing.

His student, Cynthia Schuster, describes his appearance around 1950 this way: "short, almost rotund, stubby hands and feet, round face, snub nose, thick glasses, false teeth, a hearing aid, and a thin high-pitched speaking voice".

Carl had thick glasses, crooked teeth, greasy hair, and remarkably poor hygiene.

Foreign ships stand as thick as the teeth of a comb, and in the streets wine shops and music halls front directly each on another.