s false teeth造句

• Two years ago, in an auction she bought Cobb's false teeth.
• He enjoyed outrageous practical jokes, like hiding a friend's false teeth.
• The Dutchman's false teeth dropped overboard during a North Sea fishing trip in September.
• There, on the sink, were his mother's false teeth.
• It wasn't that long ago that Ty Cobb's false teeth were up for auction on eBay.
• Looking at George Washington's false teeth, George Washington's bridge, so to speak, is a profound experience.
• Ty Cobb's false teeth are going to Cooperstown.
• Jasperson cited as examples Ty Cobb's false teeth and condoms with Ted Williams'unauthorized likeness on the package.
• Museum visitors have described Cobb's false teeth as looking like old candy corn in a petri dish.
• Harvey and his colleagues keep an especially sharp lookout for meteorites from Mars, which are almost as rare as hen's false teeth.
• New Arbat Street, in the city center, was broadened and lined with large concrete buildings that are now referred to as Moscow's false teeth.
• True, ordinary Americans are free to journey as tourists 12 miles down the Potomac to Mount Vernon's special holiday showing of George Washington's false teeth.
• Staff at Het Polderhuis cafe impounded a man's false teeth after recognizing him as the diner who fled last year without paying a 25-guilder ( dlrs 12.37 ) bill, barman Roel van Houten said Monday.
• But as French writer Francois de la Rochefoucauld said way back in the 17th century, when computers were as rare as hen's false teeth, " We all have sufficient strength to bear other people's misfortunes ."
• Staff at Het Polderhuis cafe impounded a man's false teeth after recognizing him as the diner who fled last year without paying a 25-guilder ( dlrs 12 . 37 ) bill, barman Roel van Houten said Monday.
• Among the treasures are Washington's false teeth, which, contrary to legend, are not wooden; letters from Washington to his wife, Martha; four of his swords; and the iron key from the Bastille, sent to him in 1790 by the Marquis de Lafayette.
• Staff at Het Polderhuis cafe in this Dutch village impounded a man's false teeth after recognizing him as a diner who fled the eatery last year without paying a 25-guilder ( dlrs 12.37 / 11.36 euros ) bill, barman Roel van Houten said Monday.
• Staff at Het Polderhuis cafe in this Dutch village impounded a man's false teeth after recognizing him as a diner who fled the eatery last year without paying a 25-guilder ( dlrs 12 . 37 / 11 . 36 euros ) bill, barman Roel van Houten said Monday.
• "The Reverend Thomas's False Teeth " ( Bridgewater . $ 14.95 ) is a folk tale, retold by Gayle Gillerlain, about a young black girl who can't get her family's attention until she solves the dilemma of the day : fishing the preacher's dentures out of the bottle-strewn Chesapeake Bay.
• At a newly opened door, and to great applause, appears Honey, who declares " Here I am, you lucky people ! " She dances; Bosko, to an elderly patron, declares " Ain't she keen ? ! " and slaps the old-timer on the back, only to release the gentleman's false teeth.