nose in造句

She wrinkled her nose in disgust.

She crinkled up her nose in distaste.

Don't blow your nose in public.

Don' t nose into / nose about in other people' s affairs.

This time you better not stick your nose in it.

Peter's always got his nose in a book.

Application and nursing of artificial nose in artificial airway

You go walking around with your nose in the air.

She walked past us with her nose in the air.

Don't rub my nose in it in front of my friends.

Conclusion It is possible to transfer the proboscis to the normal nose position using inner canthus vascular pedicle to form the missing nose in one stage.

Pinocchio took the glass in both hands and stuck his nose into it.

Mr Barlow pokes his nose in everywhere, and almost without exception people are kind and hospitable.

I thought I had poked my nose into every bit of conceivable business in the neighbor.

and she turned, with her nose in the air, and he heard her say:

What can I do when I have a cold nose in summer?

Timothy Dalton says, waving a red foam clown nose in Anthony Edwards' face early on in Hawks.

He wanted to go to university the next year so he always had hi nose in a book.

Blowing your nose in public, and especially at the table, is considered to be a bad manner.

He is a typical bookworm. Every time I see him, he has always gets his nose in books.

Nobody really enjoys being with Dr. Lee because he al ways has his nose in the air.

But seeing the little horse groping with her nose in the air for more food, he immediately re-wet his hand and put it near her nose, where she again latched onto his finger and sucked greedily.

A horse that amuses oneself? When Turner came up to him, the horse stretched his neck and put his nose in front of Turner's face. The heavy nose was close at hand.

Each evening when the dogs settled in for the night, Heinz gently took Tex's nose in her mouth and led him into his house.

Not only it is considered rude to blow your nose in public, but it is also considered rude to openly express your emotions in public.

Zhuge Liang curled himself up in a small bed, feeling the night hugging him from behind and sending his warm nose into his seven orifices.

Neither Poland nor Ukraine tries to rub each other's nose in its wrongdoing, nor does either insist on seeing their own soldiers as untainted heroes.

Someone who is filled with his own importance and pride, often without cause, is said to have his nose in the air.

Yin's hair stood on end when he heard that. He buried his nose in the sutra. The demons went into a huddle.

But, unfortunately, he marred the good impression by wiping his nose in his gloved hand once or twice out of thoughtlessness.

Don't nose into other people's affairs.

He pokes his nose into everything.

When not burying his nose in a book, Wentworth sang baritone in the internationally-known all-male a cappella group Princeton Tigertones, who busked through Europe and the Middle East every summer.

a nose inflamed by an infection

The MiG-15 carried a very heavy punch, with a very high caliber 40mm cannon visible under the nose in this photo, and another 23mm cannon on the other side.

Keno Carter got down from his horse. My new horse jumped and lifted her front feet high in the air. Then she put her nose into his coat pocket and took a piece of sugar.

Analysis of nose endoscopic surgery for 53 patients with nose inverting papilloma

The plumberpoked her in the side and told her not to poke her nose into other peoples business. He was still playing and she wasn't going to plunder the prize that he thought was his!

Open that old tome from the bookshelf over the fireplace, stick your nose in its pages and smell the ink, the glue and the immortality of the printed words.