Sentence examples for tooth from inspiring English sources
The word "tooth" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer generally to a single tooth in the mouth, or for a specific tooth. Example sentence: "I have a crown on my front tooth."
verb
To provide or furnish with teeth.
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
Since all it takes for evil to prevail is one good seven-year-old to do nothing, I continued to crack the case wide open: "And what about the tooth fairy?" I got up to tell my sister, but was waylaid by an adult offering me chocolate cake in exchange for my silence.
He reached in with his pliers and began wrenching at my healthy, young, firmly planted tooth.
And so the top of my lower-left incisor crumbled away a couple of years ago – but the razor edge it left behind has, if you think about it, just made it a better tooth.
"They take one to two millimetres off the face of the tooth," Dean says.
Forty-one yeago ano an unknown teenage all-rounder was hit by an Andy Roberts bouncer, spat a tooth or two out on to the pitch and got on with winning the match for Somerset – yes, IT Botham always knew how to get noticed.
"Our sweet tooth," he says, "is an evolved and instinctual preference for high-energy food.
Today's tooth-aware Brits can choose from an array of celebrity dentists, including Khalid Khan of Liverpool, who has worked on footballer John Barnes and singer Ian McCulloch Jamie Newlandss of Glasgow, who honed the smiles of Robert Carlyle and Sharleen Spiteri; or the Welbeck Clinic in London, which has treated Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Helena Bonham Carter.
Recent polls have positioned what was previously considered a Lib Dem safe seat at the middle of a tooth-and-nail battle with Labour.
He cast OJ Simpson's likeness – after adding a few extra layers to make the head big enough – but he had never encountered a tooth-gap before.
They interpret this as being because the wolves got kicked in the head by their prey at the end of a long chase when those prey had been cornered.Most sabre-tooth injuries, by contrast, are to the lower back.
