The phrase "a major nose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone with a prominent or large nose, often in a casual or humorous context.
Example: "He walked into the room, and the first thing I noticed was his major nose, which seemed to dominate his face."
Alternatives: "a prominent nose" or "a large nose".
Now and then he would turn up at the office, startling me once again with his height and his tweeds, that major nose, and his bright eyes and up-bent smile; he spoke in a light half whisper and, near the end of each visit, somehow withdrew a little, growing more private and less visible even before he turned away.
Critical Eye drove to post a major upset by a nose over Plenty of Light, with Resort nearly five lengths behind in third.
Still, the most startling music here is the suite from the opera "The Nose," a major work that sorely needs a new complete recording.
"I needed to have a major operation on my nose so I could breathe through it again and I could only eat through a straw for nearly a month.
However, ablation of both the non-amphid neurons FLP and OLQ in C. elegans resulted in significantly decreased nose touch avoidance compared with either of the single neuron ablations, suggesting that among the non-amphid neurons, FLP plays a major role in mediating nose touch whereas OLQ plays a minor role [ 25].
Darien took a major hit, with sales nose-diving 43.95 percent: Two hundred and thirteen homes sold in 2008, compared with 380 the previous year.
Since his indictment and imprisonment in June 2009, he was badly beaten in a fight with an inmate over using a telephone, suffering a broken nose and a major concussion that left him unconscious.
Thumbing their noses at a major component of Mr. Corzine's plan, several senators — including the two ranking lawmakers on the Budget and Appropriations Committee — vowed on Wednesday to restore as much as $168 million in state aid.
While many viruses bats host don't sicken them, one fungus has arisen as a major threat to their survival: white nose syndrome can wipe out 90percentt of bats in a cave.
Centre Jamie Roberts' nose injury is also not a major concern ahead of the clash at Eden Park.
