Usar "nose out" en una oración
nose out oraciones de ejemplo
nose out
1. Keep your fucking nose out of this or you will lose your job
2. Thom concentrated on the project and slept in the lab, keeping his nose out of what was happening in ship’s politics and his own damn divorce
3. I have to say I was trying to keep my nose out of your, I mean their, business
4. Although she couldn't understand how a Dickens scene would look quite right with a giant Santa and a million little lights draped all over the place, but it was made clear that she was to keep her nose out of it
5. If Psyche had kept her nose out of what didn’t belong to her to begin with…” she glanced coldly at Psyche, “…you’d all still be working for me
6. Just because you couldn’t keep your nose out of my
7. She held one hand out and the filly nickered, stretching her nose out to touch the hand cautiously
8. Morrison went on, however, to point out that when he took on the most troublesome part of his father’s business, his father kept his nose out of the day-to-day operation
9. craned back as far as he could to keep mouth and nose out of the sand
10. Fifteen minutes dragged by which if you were an inquisitive teenager was a long time to keep your nose out of things
11. his nose out of the Linux community's affairs
12. ” He insisted as he tried to pul his nose out of the
13. And while you’re at it, tell her to keep her nose out of our business from now on
14. “You seem to have put his nose out of joint a bit
15. Our personal abilities over which we could diagnose out any existing form could only be carried out by means of our senses of `tasting, feeling, hearing or seeing` which have to be sorted out upon the modes of `reflecting, projecting, application or converting` in order to be zoomed and presented out as a conduct of our lives
16. She has subsequently been told by the Prime Minister amongst others to keep her nose out of it
17. Keep your nose out of it
18. remember to keep your nose out of the feedbag
19. “I have no business with—” He halted suddenly, squinting, poking his mangled nose out and forward
20. nose out till he was up to his knees in water
21. The puppy was poking his nose out of Smith’s jacket
22. Putting the point of his nose out of the kennel, he saw four little beasts with dark fur, that looked like cats, standing consulting together
23. He was in the river under the stern oar, with just his nose out
24. Finally, a quarter of a mile from the finish, California began its sprint, charging up from behind, one more time, to nose out ahead of Bolles’s boys
25. I used to stuff a bundle of letters into my bag and read them when I felt inclined, which was in circumstances so incongruous swinging in my hammock, under the net, by the light of a storm-lantern; drifting down river, amidships in the canoe, with the boys astern of me lazily keeping our nose out of the bank, with the dark water keeping pace with us, in the green shade, with the great trees towering above us and the monkeys screeching in the sunlight, high overhead among the flowers on the roof of the forest; on the veranda of a hospitable ranch, where the ice and the dice clicked, and a tiger cat played with its chain on the mown grass - that they seemed voices so distant as to be meaningless; their matter passed clean through the mind, and out leaving no mark, like the facts about themselves which fellow travellers distribute so freely in American railway trains
26. 'No good wearing my nose out on stones any more
27. Too-loyal Ralph roused himself and lunged in my wake, but there being then a waist-high rush of water he was swept up, and only his nose out of the flood
28. Result: International outcry, Britain stood by France, all the Great Powers met at Algeçiras (Spain) and told the Kaiser to keep his nose out of Morocco
29. Got a nose out to here!"
30. He can't keep that black nose out of anything
31. Got a nose out to here!’
32. Tom blew his nose out the window and wiped his eyes on his sleeve
33. The new trick consisted in making the dog stand motionless with his nose out and putting a tempting morsel of meat just on his nose
34. Golyadkin could not resist poking the very tip of his nose out beyond his corner — he poked it out and instantly withdrew it again, as though some one had pricked it with a pin
35. When that British poet stuck his nose out of the companion we was abreast the p’int