Sentences with phrase «nose under things»

He'll do a quick nose search of the room and then works his way around sniffing the air, poking his nose under things until he «catches» the scent.

Not exact matches

I wouldn't fault someone for not seeing an invisible thing (huge kudos to scientists who made the invisible, visible), I do fault people for denying what is right under their noses.

As many have highlighted in the comments: This sauce, so simple (tahini + lots of hot sauce = you want to put this sauce on many — if not most — things you eat; many of us are thinking of ways to use this sauce on a regular basis), was there all the time, right under our noses, but we didn't see it.

There are lots of fun things to do with the kids right under your noses, you just need to do some investigating and lucky for you, I have done most of the work.

Sometimes the best solutions are simple, everyday things that are right under our noses and rooted in the past ways of doing things.

Like so many things in life, the answer was right under their noses.

Most likely things like saline nose spray, nasal strips, using a humidifier, and placing petroleum jelly under nose, will be among the suggestions.

The funny thing is, the products were right under my nose all along and I didn't even realize it!

Well, another thing I learned was that sometimes exactly what you're looking for is right under your nose the whole time... but perhaps you weren't ready for it yet, or they weren't ready for you... or it wasn't the right time.

No movie will ever again be able to misdirect this successfully because since seeing Lambs, we are always on the lookout for a filmmaker fooling us into thinking one thing is happening while the real action is right under our noses.

The frustrating thing is that there is a much more interesting story right there under the filmmakers» noses, just waiting to be opened up.

If you've ever had a dog, you know that they are constantly using their noses to find things — crumbs on the floor, a buried bone, a chew toy kicked under the sofa, a piece of pizza under a bush in the park.

Glory remembers the relevant things: the heavy thumping of the soldier's boots as they marched near the shallow grave her mother frantically dug for them to hide in; the green strip of fabric ripped from the hem of her mother's dress to cover her mouth and nose so she could breathe easier under the dirt; the feel of her mother's hands — shredded and bleeding — in hers as they lay there together, hoping for silence and not discovery.

I'm talking about businesses that have been around forever and yet, despite being under our nose, because we don't want to look for things that are volatile, and in fact we want to avoid them, we miss these opportunities.

Whiskers help cats «see» things that lie right under their noses by constantly sending information to the brain.

Here we see Hana and Rain hired to procure an artifact only to have it snatched from under their noses, sending them to Greenland where things darker in a hurry with the requisite supernatural activity.

With plenty to do, you may never be home, which means unexpected things like theft or vandalism could happen right under your nose.

It just goes to show that, sometimes, the best things are right under our noses.