The 30-year old Georgian, though, is too long in the tooth to be fazed by such criticism, and is raring to get back into the scoring habit. |
I know, at 42, some might consider me a bit long in the tooth by then, but you never know. |
As for Johnson, the old Lion may be getting a bit long in the tooth but he is still a formidable opponent. |
I'm a bit too long in the tooth to get too worked up about these things any more. |
Presumably she was a bit long in the tooth and a bit broad in the beam for evening television. |
His gaggle of girlfriends all seem suspiciously long in the tooth to qualify as high-school students. |