Sentence examples for tusk from inspiring English sources
The word 'tusk' is a commonly used word in the English language, and is perfectly acceptable to use in written English
Example sentence: The elephant waved his tusks in the air as a warning.
verb
To dig up using a tusk, as boars do.
Much of what Mr Kaczynski is doing now looks as if it had been designed to make the speech an experience as uncomfortable as possible for Mr Tusk.
But the EIA, which uses undercover methods to probe the trade, says things are not as good as they seem; in 2007 its researchers found a roomful of illegal ivory, including an uncut tusk, for sale in the city of Dalian.
There are a surprising number of researchers working on various tusk theories.
The tusk as a symbol of virility fits with observations by Inuit, who hunt narwhal for food.
Early research was hampered by the widespread myth that the tusk came from the head of a unicorn.
"We have reasons to suspect – we have been receiving such information in the last several hours – that the risk of a direct intervention is higher than it was several days ago," Tusk told a press conference on Wednesday.
My second play, Tusk Tusk, was written for the Upstairs, and I deliberately went for a realistic set so that people would feel they were perving on the characters.
The space still acts as a showcase for new writers, of whom Polly Stenham, with That Face and Tusk Tusk, is the most famous current example.
The Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, has said that the possibility of Russia deploying military forces in Ukraine has risen, as western officials said Moscow has begun a new troop buildup on its border.
Poland's influence is underlined by the fact that one of its own, Donald Tusk, now heads the European Council in Brussels.
Its fortunes have also fallen somewhat with the departure of its former charismatic leader and prime minister, Donald Tusk, who is now the EU president.
