(1) He's getting a bit long in the tooth to be playing football.

(2) I'm getting a bit long in the tooth for this sort of thing.

(3) Aren't I a bit long in the tooth to start being an undergraduate?

(4) He's a bit long in the tooth to be wearing jeans, don't you think?

(5) A real character, but getting a bit long in the tooth.

(6) Some of our vehicles are getting a bit long in the tooth.

(7) She was lean, yellow and long in the tooth.

(8) She was lean and yellow and long in the tooth.

(9) Mary is a bit long in the tooth to play the part of a young girl.

(10) I am too long in the tooth to take this stressful job.

(11) He's already long in the tooth for such a job.

(12) I ' M a bit long in the tooth for doing such a job again.

(13) She is a bit long in the tooth to play the part of a young girl.

(14) Isn't Hilda a bit long in the tooth to be wearing that lowcut dress?

(15) He is a bit long in the tooth to be playing Tom Sawyer.

(16) He's really long in the tooth for such a job.

(17) She's a bit long in the tooth for such a romantic role.

(18) Although they were solid and durable, the old machines were getting a bit long in the tooth.

(19) It's worth the extra money Hewlett-Packard's DeskJet 840C looks, if anything, a little long in the tooth.

(20) DataEase is a worthy contender, although it's a bit long in the tooth.

(21) Dennis: Wow, I had no idea you were so long in the tooth!