Sentence examples for A snout from inspiring English sources
Here and there, a snout poked through the surface.
He had horns, a snout and a tail; his least monstrous organ was his heart.
He has a snout like the end of a torpedo, and inky eyes, oval and penetrating.
It levitated rhythmically and broke water with a snout that reminded me of a miniature alligator.
My throat informed me that I had a snout hangover on, too.
Silently, we approached and spotted a snout and two greedy eyes just above the water line.
Lesser Beasts: A Snout-to-Tail History of the Humble Pig.
Positioned beneath a bowl with a transparent bottom, it gives viewers a snout-first view of the puppies drinking, or more.
The principal amphibian here is the innocently Pogo-esque caiman, which, sometimes achieving a snout-to-tail length of five feet, is too big to be funny.
Most species are small, with a snout-vent length less than 8 cm (about 3 inches), and occur in the forests of Southeast Asia and the East Indies.
Dwarf geckos (Sphaerodactylus parthenopion) are the smallest reptiles and have a snout-to-vent length of 16 18 mm (0.6 0.7 inch).
