Sentence examples for was a tooth from inspiring English sources

He said he "blacked out," and when he came to, he spit something out of his mouth that he thought was a tooth.

We baby boomers in America and Western Europe were raised to believe there really was a Tooth Fairy, whose magic would allow conservatives to cut taxes without cutting services and liberals to expand services without raising taxes.

The cause of the abscess was a tooth infection (white arrow in b pointing to a empty mandibular dental socket).

The organ has lots of blood vessels, as well as nerves that seem to come from what was a tooth socket earlier in whale evolution, he notes.

And actually, in retrospect, I'm not even sure what I had was a tooth; it may well have been a small stone that looked vaguely tooth-like.

I felt something in my cheek crack – something I hoped was a tooth rather than an eye-socket – jumped out my tent, dick and balls flapping around over the boxers that were halfway down my legs, and made a run for it.

Thamel has no sidewalks, so our every foray into its streets was a tooth-and-nail battle with rickshaws, cars and mopeds.

I mean, come on, it's a tooth.

LLOYD BLANKFEIN: They also think that there is a Tooth Fairy.

7. There's a Tooth Fairy, so why not this?

It is a tooth and underneath it says "F.O.A.D".