Sentence examples for thin jaws from inspiring English sources

The anatomy of the new find matches this interpretation with a series of long teeth in the thin jaws, and the bones were buried around the margin of a large lake.

Known for their extremely thin jaws, Gharial crocodiles once thrived in all the major river systems of Indian subcontinent.

Owen correctly identified Teleosaurus as slender Jurassic Crocodilians with very long thin jaws and small eyes, inferring from the sediment in which they were found that they were "more strictly marine than the crocodile of the Ganges [the gharial]." Anoplotherium is an extinct mammal from the Eocene to Oligocene epochs, first found near Paris.

If you've got a thin jaw line or angular cheek bones like Sarah Jessica Parker, a fedora hat will balance out the edges of your face for a look that's both striking and flattering all at once.

If great art holds a mirror up to society, The Ides of March holds that mirror up to politics and tilts it back at a flattering 15-degree angle: everyone looks thinner, jaws jut just a little bit more, and you can barely see the hairlines receding.

She says its teeth "are quite different" from the modern sap-eating monkeys that the team compared it with, and the long, thin lower jaw seems to her too weak for chomping on tree bark.

Two hoop earrings hang from each ear and a thin goatee traces his jaw like a chinstrap.

Cruz has large ears; a straight nose with a fleshy tip, which shines in camera lights when he talks to reporters; straight black hair slicked back from his forehead like flattened licorice; thin lips; a long jaw with another knob of flesh at the base, also shiny in the lights.

Slender, head shaved, a thin beard lining his jaw, Burse is a family man.

The sad thin lips, that saggy jaw thing, my lopsided dimples.

Max's face was tall and thin, with a strong jaw, prominent cheekbones, and a sharp nose, like Rembrandt's prodigal son.