| Timmy holds up the black jawbreaker and the man behind the sharpener stops the machine and lifts his goggles and lets them rest on his forehead. |
| He had been careful, however, to pick the jawbreaker up and put it in his mouth. |
| Not only is this jawbreaker incredibly long and weird looking, it has many parts-of-speech in one word! |
| The freewheeling story involves a jawbreaker version of the dessert, a broken tusk and a tooth that can write. |
| Adding a few brazen touches, that is, like the witchy lace-up stilettos she designs, or a leather cravat, moto jacket or jawbreaker ring. |
| Well, you see, hes the only fellow in the club who knows how to pronounce the names of those Russian and Polish jawbreaker towns. |
