1. She wrinkled up her nose at the strange smell coming from the kitchen.

2. Frannie wrinkled her nose at her daughter.

3. He looks down his nose at anyone foreign.

4. Alex wrinkled up her nose at the smell.

5. His mother looks down her nose at his wife.

6. He has always thumbed his nose at the media.

7. She wrinkled her nose at the smell.

8. The company just thumbs its nose at the legislation on pollution.

9. He has thumbed his nose at authority all his life.

10. One who doesn't look down her nose at anybody.

11. Please don't pick your nose at the table.

12. Normally she looked down her nose at men and then ignored them unless they needed the sharp edge of her tongue.

13. Never had any man so looked down his nose at her.

14. Magee wrinkled his nose at the stench the old man was giving off.

15. Faubus had again thumbed his nose at the judiciary by refusing to appear.

16. He wrinkled his nose at the smells, thinking that the cowardly little wretches were trying to keep out of his way.

17. No more will I look down my nose at whining, spineless malcontents.

18. Athelstan pulled the curtain back and wrinkled his nose at the smell.

18. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

19. Lincoln put his nose at the top of the window, savoring the traffic smells, and then the farms and orchards.

20. She turned up her nose at my civility.

21. I gave the dog some lovely steak, and he just looked down his nose at it!

22. I'm not in a financial position to turn up my nose at several hundred thousand pounds.

23. He walked on across the flinty turf, with the mare's nose at his shoulder, and the hound running ahead.

24. This is yet another example of Republicans thumbing their nose at the poor.

25. He didn't believe her, as he made abundantly clear by looking contemptuously down his straight nose at her.

26. But I was not one to look down my nose at shabbiness.

27. So long as he had the support of Sir Rufus Stone, he could thumb his nose at Cotton.

28. I can go in a shirt and jeans and no one looks down his nose at me.

29. Given license to express themselves, they sculpted eccentric keystone portraits—workers with comically bandaged faces, poets, a man thumbing his nose at his neighbors—and fanciful grotesques.

30. Respecting game, have to mention naturally depend on electronic game and rise abruptly, and even turn up one's nose at Japanese game industry of the whole world.

1. She wrinkled up her nose at the strange smell coming from the kitchen.

31. Some people like parson's nose at the dinner table, especially over a glass of wine.

32. Half the pleasure of getting big , I think, is nose at the indignity of getting dignified.

33. He read Browning with enthusiasm and turned up his well - shaped nose at Tennyson.

34. I scrunch up my nose at the sight of ( table ) scrap in the garbage.

35. He stuck out his tongue and looked down his nose at it, cross-eyed.

36. It is bad manners to blow your nose at table.

37. Captain Yolles wrinkled his nose at the overpowering odor of garbage.