Sentences with phrase «long pointed nose»

Among other health and comfort issues caused by overly dry air, one of the main ones studied is respiratory and sinus irritation and infections, something much more common * and irritating than a long pointed nose, green skin, and a cackling sinister laugh!

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My point is after this long winded history lesson is that while we blame the manager, the players and even each other, the real culprits are the moneyed toffee - nosed shadowy men up in the wood panelled board room who sacked Dave Dein, simply because he wanted to bring in an Oligarch.

It's getting to the point where I can't bear to look at his pokey, long nosed, French boat.

Here, in part two, we reach the point that's been a long time coming: the big showdown between Harry and the dread Voldemort, a force so evil he seems to have literally cut off his nose to spite his face.

Point the long nose toward an apex, and the Aston darts and jukes like, well, a sports car.

High noon at the drag strip was fast approaching as I did my best Vanishing Point impression, thrusting the Challenger's long nose into the night.

Collies have long, flat heads that taper gracefully from the widest point at the ears to the end of the nose.

Good points and in reality that is how dogs have been trained for years... however — I taught my dog that as long she was within 6 feet of me or when I said heel that mean my leg was between her nose and hip that was good unless I said «be close» that meant her shoulder or ribs should be touching my leg / pants... it was great to watch her come close when someone approached.

As long as the nose is not pointed at the floor, you will be able to administer the medication.

Sajet then pointed to a small self - portrait that Patti Smith drew in 1974, giving herself a long, wraithlike figure and large nose.

An orange tiger is a repeat player, as well as a girl with a pointed nose and long eyelashes drawn in a fashion reminiscent of Pink Panther cartoons from the 1960s.

They are designed with a long, pointed nose more like that of a supersonic plane than a conventional high speed train.