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• But in truth, the Lakers are getting long in the tooth.
• By some standards, Mancie would be considered long in the tooth.
• "I'm a little long in the tooth for romance, anyway ."
• They feel she's a little long in the tooth to be chasing celebrities.
• Mayfield is another African-American cowboy who is a little long in the tooth.
• They are warning signs for a great champion growing long in the tooth.
• AGES 11-15 Not too long in the tooth for this one.
• Most of the celebrities the service offers are pretty long in the tooth.
• Us team, it is getting a little long in the tooth.
• "I'm a little long in the tooth for it now, " he laughs.
• In this crowd, 19 was a little long in the tooth.
• Not that anyone denies Tiger Stadium is long in the tooth.
• Overexposure to sun will wrinkle your skin long before you're long in the tooth.
• I'm a simple man, metamagician, but long in the tooth.
• Or how Tom Murphy is getting long in the tooth.
• But I guess a couple of them were a little long in the tooth.
• "I'm getting a little old and long in the tooth.
• However, I'm packing anyway _ I'm long in the tooth and tired of working.
• At 73, Bob Dole is a little long in the tooth to play Hamlet.
• Stansky said, " Strong growth in the US economy is long in the tooth.