Sentence for teeth | Use teeth in a sentence

Sentences with teeth. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use teeth in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for teeth.

• Fix your teeth in it. (10)
• George ground his teeth. (8)
• Soames gritted his teeth. (8)
• The young man grinds his teeth. (10)
• His hands and teeth were clenched. (8)
• All his fine white teeth were showing. (8)
• That old chap should feel his teeth now. (8)
• The wind has teeth, the wind has claws. (10)
• Crossjay ground his teeth at the betrayer. (10)
• I would believe it in the teeth of calumny. (10)
• He saw teeth gleam in faces burnt almost black. (8)
• He seemed to be fixing his teeth in solid tears. (10)
• Those teeth were as voluble to him as loud tongues. (10)
• For Blink was making tremulous advances to the teeth. (8)
• Then he gnashed his teeth again, and cursed his folly. (9)
• But no word, only the chattering of teeth, came from Cethru. (8)
• She set her teeth; a sort of desperate hilarity rose in her. (8)
• He felt his face quiver; clenched his teeth, and turned away. (8)
• He took a bite; his teeth were jagged; and his mouth immense. (8)
• She could not help a little sigh escaping her clenched teeth. (8)
• The last words came through his teeth like the growl of a dog. (8)
• But he ground his teeth as he made his way out into the street. (8)
• He had never had any boils, and his own teeth would last his time. (8)
• He lost his naturalness through forcing for ease in the teeth of insult. (10)
• My body trembled and my teeth chattered, and I let her speak and lament. (12)
• But he was still dreadfully frightened and his teeth rattled like castanets. (1)
• The lower jaw was fallen, the upper lip drawn away from the uncovered teeth. (1)
• Her long underlip, white almost as the row of teeth it revealed, hung loose. (10)
• Her long underlip, white almost as the row of teeth it revealed, hung loose. (22)
• There was just light enough to see his face, his teeth, the whites of his eyes. (8)
• Niels Heinrich drew in his lips with his teeth; and his own flesh disgusted him. (12)
• She stuffed her handkerchief between her teeth and lips; she did it unconsciously. (8)
• Several gentlemen were mobbed, and compelled to fling the cigars from their teeth. (10)
• She acted according to her oath, in the teeth of his men two feet across the border. (10)
• The Baron glared; then caught off his mailed glove, and thrust it between his teeth. (10)
• He had pushed his hat far back on his head and crossed his legs and gritted his teeth. (12)
• His lips were drawn back from his teeth; he frowned; the scar on his temple had reddened. (8)
• His mustache lay sunken on his lip, which had fallen in with the loss of his upper teeth. (9)
• Noel smiled, showing her upper teeth, and her eyes seemed to swim under their long lashes. (8)
• Sometimes when she was alone and thought of it she gritted her teeth and stamped her feet. (12)
• He has teeth just like a lion, arms four inches longer than our arms and walks on all fours. (21)
• Lindau threw back his great old head and laughed, showing a want of teeth under his mustache. (9)
• Daphne Wing uttered a little gasp; then her teeth came down rather viciously on her lower lip. (8)
• She had flung back in his teeth the good-will toward herself with which he had gone to Beaton. (9)
• She took, however, too much interest in his teeth, for he still had some of those natural symptoms. (8)
• Those of us who had the good fortune to arrive late could then have eaten our teeth in impotent rage. (7)
• Her pursuers surged after her like a great heap of limbs, a polypus with hair and noses and cruel teeth. (12)
• A bubble of saliva rose now and then from the horrible opening of his lips that showed his decayed teeth. (12)
• She looked up at him, nodded vehemently, and her upper teeth gleamed again in that swift, brilliant smile. (8)
• I pretend in the teeth of all concerned to establish her happiness and yours, and nothing human shall stop me. (10)
• He had beautiful white teeth; as he laughed these were seen set in a jaw that contracted very much toward the front. (9)
• After a time she put her handkerchief up under her veil and wiped her eyes, and he set his teeth and squared his jaw. (9)
• Garin, a Russian with a brown beard and patches of cheek showing through, and yellow teeth, who always looked hungry. (8)
• Teeth of the giants marked she where thin ground Rocky in spikes rebelled Against the hand here slack as rotted net. (10)
• Except for an unconscious grinding of his teeth, he made no sound or movement, so that they went by without seeing him. (8)
• She was still obstinately biting at her hand, and suddenly her chin flew up, and there, between her teeth, was the needle. (8)
• And here she laughed a little at herself, showing a charming little peculiarity in the catch of her upper lip on her teeth. (9)
• His tongue was swollen with thirst; he relieved its fever by thrusting it forward from between his teeth into the cold air. (1)
• She was in the hall when he descended, humming a tune and prodding at her shoe; her smile showed all her pearly upper teeth. (8)
• How repulsive they looked with their blood-smears, their blank, staring eyes, their teeth uncovered by contraction of the lips! (7)
• Like an animal that slinks to a hiding-place, she cowered in the corner of the sofa, and gnawed her lip with her little teeth. (12)
• Edward must have been possessed, for he ground his teeth villanously in supposing himself the victim of this outrageous suspicion. (22)
• Yellow, ravaged, clothed almost to the eyes in a stubbly greyish growth of beard, with blackish teeth, and haunting bloodshot eyes. (8)
• Hurried counsel rage and craft Yelped to hungry men, whose teeth Hard the grey lip-ringlet gnawed, Gleaming till their fury laughed. (10)
• While these words were issuing between the yellow stumps of teeth in that withered mouth, Hughs stood silent, the back of his arm covering his eyes. (8)
• Traditionally of Danish origin, its men folk had as a rule bright reddish-brown hair, red cheeks, large round heads, excellent teeth and poor morals. (8)
• The sight of those sun-warmed cheeks, and fingers twining round the flower-stalks, her pearly teeth, and hair all fragrant, stole the reason out of Shelton. (8)

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