tusk sentence examples

• Tusks of the two small elephants were not taken.
• Also known as scotia, she is depicted as an old hag with the teeth of a wild bear and boar's tusks.
• Its upper incisors form long curved tusks of ivory.
• Sections of mammoth tusks have been discovered in local gravel pits.
• The props on comer's desk include period pipes, maps, and a walrus tusk.
• Tusks of a male wild boar, possibly to mark out his territory.
• Elephant's tusks are large teeth growing from the upper jaw.
• Both sexes have tusks, which are actually overgrown teeth from the upper jaw.
• With the asian elephants, only some males grow large ivory tusks.
• The third smaller ivory tusk finial from the congo has figures seated in separate rows, rather than a spiral.
• Tusks indicate age as the tusks of young walruses do not become visible for at least a year and a half after birth.
• The heads have a hole in the top that was intended to hold a large carved ivory tusk.
• It is very rare to find a male with evenly long tusks.
• Ivory strictly speaking, the word ivory only applies to the material from which elephant tusks are comprised.
• Tusks of ivory.
• With the asian elephants, only some males grow large ivory tusks.
• Ganesha's most unusual facet is his single tusk, the other having broken off.
• Among them is the narwhal tusk used as a walking cane by captain john wood, who owned a fleet of whalers.
• Mature males are most aggressive to each other during the autumn rut when potentially fatal injuries can be inflicted from their sharp tusks.
• Most of these elephants had large ivory, however small tusks of the two small elephants were not taken.

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