‘With trademark good-natured stoicism, he flashed a gap-toothed grin, drank a can of Coke, and played bass with a red string around his wrist, a gift from some Tibetan friends who've been chanting for his recovery.’
‘In the meantime, we keep in touch through the gadgets that have shrunk the world so much that I can see my niece's gap-toothed grin from 11,000 miles away, within hours of her teeth being kissed out.’
‘The one with the freckles and the gap-toothed grin.’
‘‘This is a big surprise,’ he says, standing in the doorway with a gap-toothed grin.’
‘Give him a drum or xylophone to play with and his face lights up with a beaming, gap-toothed grin.’
‘He was one of the few artists to impress the ordinarily vicious panel of judges, and the only criticism the toughest of them could find was with the Norwegian's tousled, gap-toothed appearance.’
‘For now though, the smiling gap-toothed general is keeping his cards close to his chest, leaving the rest of the field guessing whether he'll once again seek the country's highest office.’
‘I might be the gawky gap-toothed kid who's not cool like everyone else at school, but as long as I like myself I'll be fine.’
‘She weaves her voice in and out of the song, occasionally distracted by a gap-toothed fan waving at her furiously from the crowd.’
‘Grimy, gap-toothed men on donkey carts scavenge the rusting military trucks.’
‘It is a far cry from the gap-toothed, giddy, baby smile he wore as an infant, or the giggly grin that he wore as a toddler.’
‘With a gap-toothed smile, he says he regards the company as the dance equivalent of vitamins.’
‘Sometimes a gap-toothed old-timer comes to her door and screams for some peace.’
‘He talks in that old familiar manner of his, all easy charm and trademark gap-toothed smile.’
‘Police are hunting a gap-toothed man and a woman with acne who stole from three shops in an afternoon.’
‘He was arguing that regulators try to create the illusion of an equal playing field on Wall Street, though in reality, the little guy is always doomed to let some gap-toothed simpleton call the shots with his retirement money.’
‘If you're up late enough to catch his Late Show, you'll have to give props to the gap-toothed one for the ties he matches with his suits.’
‘‘I'm totally surprised,’ he says, allowing himself a wide, gap-toothed smile.’
‘She is a crisply elegant young woman with an engaging gap-toothed smile, and she looks oddly like a proud parent, which, in a way, she is.’
‘The seven year old waved warmly, offering a gap-toothed smile to which I couldn't help but to return in kind.’
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