Sentences with phrase «sticking out of the nose»

So, like the nosebleeds - yeah, I had these vicious splashy nosebleeds which I was kind of famous for with big wads of paper sticking out of my nose.

Not exact matches

If you want the softness of badger bristles and don't want to pay out the nose for super or silvertip, then stick with «best badger.»

Well, if you held Gaspard's rope, he took it as a personal insult and responded by attempting to push you out of the way by sticking his nose in your behind.

Netflix pulled us all into the stream, Encana ran out of gas, Target missed the mark, and the government just wouldn't stop sticking their nose in

They need to stick their noses OUT of Arsenal and leave Wenger to do his job as he sees fit....

Kind of stuck my tongue out, wiggled my nose and felt good about it.

The colt had opened up four quick lengths by the time he swept past the eighth pole, and through the final 220 yards he stuck out his nose, dug in his toes and easily held off the late charge of jockey Bill Shoemaker and his Kentucky Derby winner, Ferdinand.

This is the time of the year when Arsenal, and every other club, seem to be caught in the footballing equivalent of the doldrums, once the bane of every sailing ship known to man, where a relatively calm period occurs out of nowhere, and during which time no wind has the temerity to stick its nose in, and indeed prefers to disappear like ice cream in a hot oven, trapping sailing ships for lengthy periods lasting days, weeks and sometimes months, where for what seemed an eternity to their crews — nothing happened.

You'll know it worked when you get those diapers out of the dryer and can happily stick your nose in the hamper and breathe deeply!

Although I don't think anyone would have minded in the big scheme of things, between my hormones, the fact that I couldn't keep my nose out of baby names books while I was on bed rest, and people's constant opinions, there were moments when I considered changing the names we'd picked, but felt that we were stuck with what we had already decided on since everyone knew.

Marijn Zandee, technical advisor to the Dzi Foundation, describes how people used to stick marigolds in their noses to block out the offensive smell, but in the course of a year have moved from hesitation to habituation.

My wife and I would pay out the nose for wings at a place that just blared run ball and stick ball (those are names of sports, right?

My daughter has started following me there these days and even sticks out her nose for a sniff of whichever herb we're cooking with!

The film offers the spectacle of a filmmaker not only stuck in arrested development, but basking in it, thumbing his nose at anyone who would dare to call him out on it.

I had transitioned into an average 90s teenage girl: feminist, angsty, deep into alt rock, with a lust for life, creativity busting out of me, and «a nose stuck in a book» at all times.

Out front, Mazda's familiar grille sticks out from the angular nose, with chrome trim around the bottom of the aperture and along the lower edge of the front fascOut front, Mazda's familiar grille sticks out from the angular nose, with chrome trim around the bottom of the aperture and along the lower edge of the front fascout from the angular nose, with chrome trim around the bottom of the aperture and along the lower edge of the front fascia.

Hey, it's no snot out of my nose... I just really want to get a new car, but until GM can build a suitable upgrade, I'll just stick to my 14 - year - old Oldsmobile Aurora that continues, to this day, to get plenty of compliments from my passengers — both front seat and rear seat.

Ruger especially enjoyed the Ram 2500, as he could stick his head out the side along the cab, ears flapping in the wind, enjoying a nose - full of fresh country air.

Stick your nose deep into an old book and inhale deeply... As it turns out, dozens of different chemicals that are emitted by paper, binding, ink, and glue... break down over time... One prominent compound results from the breakdown of lignin, a polymer found in plant cell walls, as well as paper.

My mum got a cat and he got into my room he went up on the desk and knocked the hamsters cage down the hamster now has a giant lump on his nose like the size of a small hazel nut and he walks with a limp he walks then falls it's a repeat with his walking skills and his back right leg sticks out and doesn't move at all what should I do please help me he's well fed and hydrated

, or even «If you saw a nose hair sticking out of your friend's nose, what would you do?»

, or even «if you saw a nose hair sticking out of your friend's nose, what would you do?»

Who hasn't secretly hoped their guests will spill something so they can whip their Dyson stick out of a cupboard and whizz it under their noses?