Sentences with phrase «up noses»

The discovery could help explain why cats so often turn up their noses at certain foods that may be fortified with bitter - tasting vitamins and minerals.

This could further help to explain why felines so often turn up their noses to particular foods and medicines.

However, there are kittens with long and slightly turned - up noses.

Some dogs may relish the treat while others may turn up their noses at it.

It's a cycle all too familiar to William Wegman, the artist who almost single - handedly created an It dog back when you could milk your chic breed for perhaps a decade before people started turning up their noses at your obviousness.

We share our homes with them, we love them like children, we couldn't imagine life without them... but, some of the things our dogs do make us cringe, scrunch up our noses, shake our heads and say, «why does my dog do that?!»

Authors Turn Up Their Noses,» reported in The New York Times on by David Streitfeld on December 27, 2014.

And I'd buy lots of them to give to the clueless writers I know who are still turning up their noses at self publishing.

He spoke by telephone with his editor, Faber and Faber publisher Mitzi Angel, about his next novel, reading Proust, and what stops boys from putting dental floss up their noses.

Britt smoked and turned to lean on the wagon tailgate and looked back into the dark spaces of the stable with the noise of horses and mules eating, eating, their teeth like grindstones moving one on another and the occasional snort as hay dust got up their noses, the shifting of their great cannonball feet.

Authors Turn Up Noses.

I only roll my eyes at trad pub and its hand - maidens when they automatically turn up their noses at indie as the great unwashed.

Sometimes the cowboys turn up their noses if I add too much to a pot roast or braising short ribs.

They turn up their noses at the licorice and rock candy that John Pig offers, but kindly help him whip up a veritable feast of pumpkin pies, tarts, cookies, sundaes, muffins, mousse, and spiced apple juice.

Yet the sophisticated wrap - around design of the dash is writing checks that Chevy's suppliers and assembly plants can't entirely cash, as we note more than a few panel gaps and turn up our noses at the color palette.

It's not surprising if students turn up their noses at the meal offered.

Likewise, the tragically unhip critics are turning up their noses regardless of how young or old they may be.

For once, we were the ones sticking up for a mainstream movie, while everyone else was turning up their noses.

Unfortunately, it turns out that Lotso runs the place like a prison and our heroes are going to have to do their time in the horrible toddler ward, where they are colored on, drooled on, and shoved up noses.

Because as I slip her on in the morning, swipe a bit of red across my lips, and march on past those scrunched up noses in a parade of «new,» it give me strength to say,

My teen boys always turn up their noses whenever I mention anything made with coconut or coconut flour, but this was a hit!

Soup is the perfect way to get vegetables into those members of your family who normally turn up their noses at green things, or who may have trouble digesting raw salads.»

When we hear the words «liver», «heart», or «offal», we turn up our noses and possibly even fight back a gag reflex.

Many folks turn up their noses at the thought of eating liver, but when it comes from healthy animals, liver is one of the most nutrient dense foods on earth, providing us with more fat - soluble vitamins A and D than any other food.

People typically turn up their noses at Brussels sprouts.

10 Too sensitive for their own good: Supertasters turn up their noses at bitter but nutrient - rich veggies such as broccoli and kale.

Wilmut: Ron James, who was the chief executive of PPL therapeutics, and I were cited as the primary spokesmen and given a bit of training by ex-BBC people, who first of all came up and fairly aggressively stuck microphones up our noses and asked aggressive questions, and subsequently did it very gently.

Then, they stuck their strains deep up the noses of ferrets.

You report that people with schizophrenia might benefit from spraying the «cuddle chemical» oxytocin up their noses (17 July, p...

Americans turn up their noses because they associate the bighead and silver carp with the common carp, which roots in the mud.

For six years now, FogScreen has been installing its technology in clubs, concert halls, and shopping areas as a kicky way to flash images or get a message across right under the noses — indeed, right up the noses — of people who are free to plow right on through the image.

By 1825, Audubon had produced a vast collection of bird paintings, but U.S. publishers turned up their noses.

Top skateboarders turn up their noses at the sports - wide popularity of fiberglass and epoxy resins, sticking with seven - ply boards made of maple.

Put into cages, five packrats and five mice turned up their noses at chilies, although they readily ate an altered version that wasn't spicy — but after showing up in the feces, the seeds failed to germinate.

Expand your kids» palates with these ideas for nutritious, delicious meals that won't make them turn up their noses.

But if your little ones happen to go to school with Bella, Maya and Violet Smith, they might start turning up their noses at your meals.

Why It Works: When babies get stuffed up, all those boogies just kind of hang out, plugging up their noses and making it hard for them to breathe.

All of the toys feel high quality and well made, although some of the parts are absolutely tiny, so I wouldn't give them to smaller kids or those prone to putting things in mouths or up noses!

If your kids are still turning up their noses at lima beans, spinach, and other healthy ingredients, here are some tips for turning the tide.

It's easy to use, easy to clean, and much less scary to a baby than those bulbs you stick up their noses.

Is it possible to design a healthful school lunch program that won't not cause kids to turn up their noses?

Last week the Associated Press ran a widely disseminated article indicating that: some schools around the country are dropping out of the healthier new federal lunch program, complaining that so many students turned up their noses at meals packed... [Continue reading]

For example, even the possibly - more - enlightened kids in Berkeley often turn up their noses at what sound like beautifully executed vegetable side dishes, either refusing to take them in the lunch line or dumping them in the trash (actually, in the compost pail, since this is Berkeley, after all).

Although most babies will eventually take a bottle filled with formula, they're less likely to turn up their noses at a bottle filled with a familiar taste, especially if they've been exclusively breast fed.

«Good eaters» are the kids who eat veggies regularly and willingly try new, not necessarily «kid - friendly» foods, while their «picky» counterparts turn up their noses at anything that's not buttered noodles or chicken nuggets (or some equally bland, processed equivalent).

We seem to have somehow managed to get up the noses of our mega moneyed Premier League rivals Man City.

Japan, while they would doubtless be second favourites against all three, have the capacity verve to get right up the noses of any of them.

So, whatever we gluten - free people make has to satisfy the gluten - eaters, who turned up their noses the first couple of years that we had to alter the menu.

Ever notice how sensitive some kids can be to strong perfumes, or turn up their noses at an overcooked, sulphurous bowl of cabbage?

Pepper tasters end up vomiting, washing their mouths out with cheese whiz and shoving cheesecake up their noses.