Sentence examples for with bad teeth from inspiring English sources

People come here with bad teeth quite a lot too.

The husband was short, with bad teeth and a tight physique.

You see a boy with bad teeth who looks as if he may be blind.

Holmes Robert Downeyy, Jr ., bare-chested, engages in Victorian extreme boxing before a howling arena of Englishmen with bad teeth.

Not better, not the dream virtual version of me, the actual version of me, with bad teeth and love handles.

There, the doctors became deeply suspicious of the deadly pale creature with bad teeth who lay dying in intensive care.

Small, self-obsessed, with very bad teeth, D'Annunzio is not an appealing character.

They're all stunning to me, even with their bad teeth.

Phillips was appearing as a guest on "Late Night with David Letterman," and he was behaving strangely, deflecting questions with an indifferent glare or changing the subject to ask how Letterman could be so successful with such bad teeth.

"With the increase in the number of shows and the number of networks, it's open season now on pitching shows," said Brett Gelman, who plays a servant with very bad teeth on Another Period, co-stars on FX's Married, and produces a series of specials for Adult Swim.

Here is Spencer, five foot two – a midget, his father called him – "with his bad teeth and coxcomb of unbrushed hair, his dirty Eton collar and Norfolk jacket", going home every night to his beloved Cookham on its bend of the Thames, and to his large family with their passion for music and their miracle-filled religion.