Sentence examples for vision of teeth from inspiring English sources
The psychic who worked with the police, Dorothy Allison, died in 1999 at age 74, three years after her vision of teeth in the field, near Newark Liberty International Airport, which turned out to be miles from where the boys died.
In 1996, a psychic visited a field in Newark and spoke of visions of teeth under the earth.
For example, loss of teeth or vision is deadly in the wild.
Earlier exponents of the genre, like Jefferies or the engaging Robert Gibbings, could temper their vision of nature red in tooth and claw with more bucolic moments.
Patients with Morgellons disease experience symptoms consistent with systemic pathology, including fatigue, cognitive disability (described as "brain fog"), fibromyalgia, joint pain, vision decline, neurological disorders, hair loss, disintegration of teeth, intermittent fever, low body temperature, and sleep disturbances.
Mouth mirrors were used for indirect vision of lingual areas of the teeth, and penlight was used for lighting.
By having the adjacent tooth missing, the student had enhanced access and vision that would not be found with patients with a full set of teeth.
His ads said he was looking for a woman who "loves the smell of wet gun dogs," had all of her teeth and shared his vision of romantic nights at home, skinning deer in the kitchen.
The movie, much of which was shot with hand-held cameras on the streets of Jerusalem, adopts the tunnel vision of impatient, self-centered soldiers gritting their teeth as they fulfill their two-year military obligation.
