41. That's how it seems to a language maven of a certain weight and getting long in the tooth . 42. Still, Karahadian believes the bull market, now in its seventh year, is a little long in the tooth . 43. I would begin moving toward an income-oriented portfolio now; this bull market is pretty long in the tooth . 44. There are enough jokes about an aging Bond, but Connery does look a bit long in the tooth . 45. After all, he's gotten too long in the tooth to envision a better opportunity after the century turns. 46. True, the economic expansion _ ten years in length come March _ has gotten long in the tooth . 47. CD : Post Label : Electra Director : Michael Gondry Showing on : MTV Long in the tooth 48. Granted, the Passat is getting a bit long in the tooth , having had its last redesign in 1997. 49. Monday, a bunch of guys supposedly long in the tooth escorted the kiddie corps home for the season. 50. Cornerback Cris Dishman also is on the list, but he is long in the tooth ( 31 ).
