Sentence examples for with the teeth from inspiring English sources
It started with the teeth.
(He started with the teeth in the back).
Even with the teeth, which he says were ravaged more by crack than smack.
That final touch with the teeth, dark and antic, was Radcliffe's improvisation.
Not that anybody gives a shit, but you put that together with the teeth and you have quite the package.
At least on "Alias," Sydney faced down her pliers-brandishing nemesis and sneered, "Start with the teeth in the back, if you don't mind".
A note preserved with the teeth says: "These are two teeth taken from the head of King John by William Wood, a stationer's apprentice, in 1797".
Some leaflets depict American weapons with the teeth and claws of beasts, killing or torturing people in the manner of the fantastic devils in medieval paintings of Hell.
The words were apparently lost on Ms. Williams, who with the teeth still pressed against her lips, never looked up from the mirror.
It also requires approval by lawmakers in Albany, who may resist creating a new authority with the teeth to compel mergers and contain costs.
