Sentence examples for with rotten teeth from inspiring English sources

Yet as a group the Towton men are a reminder that images of the medieval male as a homunculus with rotten teeth are well wide of the mark.

As he spoke, a crowd of burqa-clad women and barefoot children with rotten teeth were begging for money in front of the mosque.

Overweight, with rotten teeth and thickened speech, he was living in a small end-of-terrace house in Derbyshire with his then-girlfriend Felicia and their toddler, Joseph.

With rotten teeth being the most common reason for young children to be admitted to hospital, a sugar tax could cut demand for NHS services quickly as well as provide potential revenue.

It's only the miracle of consumer capitalism that means you're not lying in your own shit, dying at 43 with rotten teeth, and a little pill with a chicken on it is not going to change that.

Professor Mike Kelly, the director of the centre for public health at Nice, said: "Children as young as three are being condemned to a life with rotten teeth, gum disease and poor health going into adulthood.

No  Teeth are going to give him or her pain  Decayed or rotten teeth  Teeth that don't look good  Teeth that are going to fall out  Other The new version allowed for parents to check all that applied and added "pain with teeth," rather than only "teeth" and "bad breath".

Don't be shy in scaring kids with slaughterhouse images or rotten teeth, making them feel tricked by advertising or disgusting them with burp sounds.

How happy could they have been at any point, those emperors, with sore gums and rotten teeth?

IN EVERY profession there are people who fail to practise what they preach: dentists with mouths full of rotten teeth, doctors who smoke 40 a day, accountants who forget to file their tax returns.

The actor – famous as Queen Vic barmaid Angie Watts in EastEnders in the 1980s – will play a very different Elizabeth, with a pockmarked face, rotten teeth and hair falling out.