Sentences with phrase «schnoz of»
Visually, the front schnoz of the Mustang is dropped down a bit to streamline the appearance, incorporating slimmer headlights and a more angular lower front bumper.
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«Look at that, with that schnoz, and a whip coming out of its tail,» he says, stooping over what turns out to be acornet fish, a long, bony creature with a fluted tube for a snout, a strange rear end, and an altogether alarming red color.
And in the schnoz, triclosan seems to help the disease - causing bacteria Staphylococcus aureus instead of killing the microbes.
Even criminal mechanic Aurielo (John Leguizamo) won't touch the stolen vehicle and in a move of unchecked candor, whops the little mafiosa in the schnoz for picking on the wrong guy.
As the dizzy socialite Agatha Runcible, she's hardly the picture of elegance: She has a big, hooked schnoz and a sibilant «s.» But Woolgar's lack of conventional attractiveness makes her Agatha more lovable: The woman dominates by sheer, glittery - eyed force of will.
Despite a more than a passing resemblance to the late, great McLaren F1, the AMG's schnoz simply couldn't deliver on the promise of that striking top view, let alone the sculpted, tucked, and diffuser - clad rump.
Other than that homely schnoz, though, nothing about the Genesis's appearance looks cheap — our test car's metallic red paint is deep and lustrous, its panel gaps are the same as (or smaller than) all of the other cars here, and the overall proportions create a substantial stance.
Mostly gone was the Impreza's clumsy front end, which protruded too far past the front tires, giving the little sedan a heavy, awkward schnoz — sort of like Sarah Jessica Parker without the other attractions.
Pop notes are also clear in a recent painting flaunting valentine - red hearts, and in two others featuring a children's book character whose pipe - shaped schnoz sends forth a fountain of lemonade.
Biologists stationed in the Foja Mountains of Indonesia were fortunate enough to uncover a number of animals previously unknown to science, including one frog with an impressive schnoz.