Sentence examples similar to tooth set up from inspiring English sources

TOM SCOTT admits he is the flakier half of the Juice Guys, two venture capitalists with a shared sweet tooth who set up shop in a Boston Whaler at a Nantucket dock in 1988, parlaying themselves into multimillionaires on the dregs of a beverage made from peaches.

In view of the fracture of the interim prosthesis reported in this case, the technique was modified with a definitive cobalt chrome framework being constructed within the first 2 weeks post-surgery with one visit for try-in of the framework and tooth set-up being scheduled to allow any modifications required to either incisal level, occlusion and overall soft tissue fit to be completed.

My next stop was the tooth-whitening station, set up on the porch swing.

If you begin to notice signs of your wisdom teeth coming in, set up an appointment when your dentist.

In "Tooth and Claw", they set up the very thing — Torchwood — that separates them in the end.

At the beginning of August, the festival announced it has appointed Isabelle Harnoncourt, an Austro-American fund-raiser who cut her teeth at Carnegie Hall, to set up its first ever development office, which will be divided between New York and Salzburg.

Basically, if you don't, menacing tooth trolls will mine your teeth into little troll houses and set up shop in there.

Set up your sweet tooth and look forward to Cheap Chocolates Day, when the soft centers and seasonal candy treats are marked down to quarter price because the box is heart shaped.

Borro, a firm set up in the teeth of the financial crisis, extends that idea by providing loans secured against assets (things like fine art, sports cars and wine collections) that have a value of £1,000 or more.

She suffered a torn top lip, a deep gash in her lower lip and lost teeth, according to a GoFundMe page set up to pay for medical expenses.

And, the tribunal system set up to help leaseholders is cumbersome and lacks teeth.