Sentence examples similar to tooth rule from inspiring English sources

Although, if the Amazon comments are anything to go by, it's actually a subterfuge sex toy: less about slimming your face and more about teaching you the "no teeth" rule the hard way.

By using Neuber's rule, tooth root stresses predicted by means of two-dimensional elastic finite element analysis are translated into estimates of elastic-plastic stress and strain behaviour.

Replace your tooth brush to rule out that option.

If there are no teeth in the rules, the rules are dismissed as not important.

The for-profit sector will fight these rules tooth and nail.

But unless a community board has joined Operation Dumpster, a city program that puts some teeth in this rule, it is seldom enforced.

Overturning a Louisiana death-row inmate's conviction by a vote of 7 to 2, with only Justices Scalia and Thomas dissenting, the court gave added teeth to its rule against racial discrimination in jury selection.

"We really felt that the teeth of this rule, and the ability to change the culture in hitting and the way a player hits, would come through my department of supplemental discipline, and not necessarily a call on the ice that a referee has to make in real time," Shanahan said.

A more recent example is the 2005 Dentsply case where a manufacturer of artificial teeth imposed a rule on its dealers: no selling any competitor's products.

And while restorer Ian Wright of New York's M&W Graphics has had clients request "touchups" ranging from fig leaves to teeth whitening, the rule of thumb is to interfere with the image as little as possible.

Dignitarian politics gives the Golden Rule teeth -- by naming indignities and so making them targetable.