“noses”造句，怎麼用noses造句

We get clear signals - sore throats and runny noses. We know what is about to happen.

We asked all the children if a certain illogical sentence was grammatically correct: "Apples grow on noses."

only now did the young girls rub some of the soot from their noses, disclosing their sallow skin;

Maybe they just wrinkle their noses, and it's taken you a while to figure out that your foot odor is the cause.

He called us Salia and Masha, told us we could see his house from there, and then pretended to steal our noses.

Ten-year-old Liu Yifeng, who had a bowl cut and wore a black sweatshirt covered in white stars, smiled up at me and asked, “Do all foreigners have noses that big?”

Then, with breadcrumbs and threads of salami still between his teeth and pointing his mouth towards the other passenger's noses, he walks along the vehicle Shouting loudly, 'Excuse me'.

Their Asian features-narrow eyes flat noses broad cheeks-have set them apart in a DE facto lower caste reminded so often of their inferiority that some accept it as truth.

The money was stolen right under their very noses!

The usher was told to look out into the audience and count noses.

Then we realized that it wasn’t just our eyes making us drool, it was our noses too.

However, the arrival of warm, sunny weather has begun totrigger runny noses, itching eyes and sniffles, particularly amoung hayfever sufferers the south of Britain.

But when they went without make-up, the men tired of looking at their lips after 2.2 seconds, instead devoting 2.97 seconds to admiring their eyes and 2.77 seconds to studying their noses.

People with stuffy or blocked noses often snore.

Some of the smart ones, hiding themselves behind him, wrinkled their noses in a grimace.

I can already tell that cold and flu season has begunbecause I've been buying a lot more tissues for all the runny noses in myhousehold.

Knowing more about how our noses really work, he says, will help researchers better develop electronic noses that can assess food quality and even sniff out explosives.

He was sitting in a plastic chair, dozens of women in ripped dresses singing and dancing around him, little children with runny noses and distended bellies squeezing his hand.

Mice twitch their noses at potential mates, colorful peacocks strut around for admiring peahens, and pigeons puff their chests to look buff.