Sentences with phrase «snot coming»

Often, the first sign of the problem that pet owners notice is that a kitten or puppy has milk or snot coming out of its nose.

Jennifer Lawrence and Hutcherson recounted some takes from a kissing scene in which Lawrence had a lot of snot coming out of her nose that connected with Hutcherson's mouth.

I can't say that it doesn't gross me out (the sound of snot coming out makes me gag), but I am an official user!

Nobody cares about that dinner recipe you just stumbled across or what color the snot coming out of your toddler's nose is anyway, but they especially don't care when you should be focusing on other things.

I was wailing on the ground, with snot coming out of my nose — a complete mess.

Not exact matches

I also came up with the idea for Snot, which was a plastic nose filled with liquid.

Best Storytelling: (nominated by Sarah Styles Bessey): Jamie, The Very Worst Missionary, at POTSC with «You'd Be Surprised» «But that moment in front of the SurfWind motel came back in a flood of understanding a year later, when my friend said he needed to talk and I found him lying on the floor, just a pile of tears and snot, and I heard his confession through his sobs.

Of course, it never dawned on me until my toddler sneezed and had a half - mile - long river of snot dribbling down to his chin and the lid of the sunscreen bottle decided to come off and the entire contents spilled out onto the back seat.

Dirty diapers, snot, spit up... I can not tell you how many times in a day I clean up something utterly disgusting that come from my kids» bodies.

I'm currently on the pill and terrified to come off because the cramps I'm on for are 100 % debilitating and take me back to being a teenager with snot and tears streaming down my face while I hunch over the loo.

When she comes across something disturbing, Jago prefersto talk directly to the student or possibly a parent, but that «snot always possible.

A philosophical master class, it is quite staggeringly good, whereas the reviewer for Publishers Weekly (who some might feel have missed the point) says, «the moral of the story — you snots in the West don't know how good you have it — comes through so early that the protagonist's final transformation to good, loving citizen and son feels redundant.

At the other end of the scale Publishers Weekly (who I personally think has missed the point) says, «the moral of the story — you snots in the West don't know how good you have it — comes through so early that the protagonist's final transformation... feels redundant.»

It's now been a week since Stanley came to live with us — a week filled with more snot and snarf than I thought possible for one medium sized dog to produce.

No matter where you are there's never the sense that you're part of a bigger city, instead you're hemmed in at every turn, the only relief coming when you arrive at one of the game's flat, open areas which almost always signify that you're about to put the boxing gloves on and beat the snot out of some baddies.

If you buy them they'll come with another perk, Rain Blows, that increases melee attack attack speed, perfect if you're up for punching the living snot out of enemies of the Tower and other Guardians.

It has always had snot nose babies of all ages, comes with the territory.

Although, I did praise the linking system earlier, that doesn't mean it comes without faults, like several different occasions when I'm in the middle of laying the smackdown on the enemy, my linked partner decides to guard me from enemy attacks when I'm the one that's beating the snot out of them, you have to wonder if my allies are trying to protect me or the enemy at times.

See, when it comes to successful franchises, EA is like a fat kid who receives access to copious amounts of delicious candy and who can not not stop stuffing his face with one after another, and then two at a time, and then more, until his cheeks are covered in sticky goo and two candy - colored snot streams are drag racing for his weary mouth.

You can die from these mechanical hazards, and you'll lose instantly if you fall down a pit, but the main jeopardy comes from the violent freakish inhabitants strewn about the underground complex that want nothing more than to beat the snot out of you.