armed to the teeth

We go in armed to the teeth and now we've got nothing.

Well, we had better be armed to the teeth, is what.

Still, there were two of them armed to the teeth.

Of course we're armed to the teeth, he would say.

All of them were armed to the teeth and looking for trouble.

"Despite the fact that they were armed to the teeth?"

I am armed to the teeth, have you not noticed?

They were drawn up at attention but armed to the teeth.

Count on at least one man, armed to the teeth.

Several of the knights left, only to return armed to the teeth.

You came on them too suddenly, armed to the teeth, making demands!

But it's a town armed to the teeth with men who know how to use their guns.

There were six of them, very young, armed to the teeth and in uniform.

Larry says the expedition will be armed to the teeth.

Her crew went about their duties armed to the teeth.

So I think they'll be coming in by road, armed to the teeth."

"He is guarded by a host of men armed to the teeth."

Each man was armed to the teeth with guns and rifles.

And these young men were armed to the teeth.

"With us out here armed to the teeth, she's less likely to run into trouble.

Five loyal ones are still in his headquarters, armed to the teeth.

They were armed to the teeth with the latest and best equipment France could offer.

And when they came back here, they'd be coming back armed to the teeth.

"Dawson implied everyone around here is armed to the teeth."

If there was no other way he preferred to be armed to the teeth on such an occasion.