Sentence examples for accepting snuff from inspiring English sources

I gladly joined in, accepting snuff, singing along and gave rousing applause when everyone finished singing.

How do you take snuff?

Suppose I think that ocelots take snuff.

Suppose I say that ocelots take snuff.

There are more than a few widely accepted methods of taking snuff.

Next month, he plays Pierre Bezukhov in the BBC's six-part, £10m adaptation of War And Peace, a role that, before accepting, Dano put through his customary process of internal questioning – in this case, reading the novel for the first time to see if Andrew Davies's script was up to snuff.

Instead of harboring your emotions and feeling like your performance isn't up to snuff, you can accept the criticism you receive, ask how you can do better next time, take some notes and thank the person for their insights.

There has been no generally accepted verification of the existence of a snuff film as it is strictly defined: a movie in which a premeditated killing takes place for the benefit of the camera, and by implication the viewer.

And if their children's grades too were not up to snuff, they could bribe coaches to accept them as fake tennis, soccer and water polo prodigies.

For example, cigarettes from which nicotine has been removed or those with ultra-low levels of nicotine have never been widely accepted by the smoking public, whereas chewing tobacco and snuff, both of which deliver large amounts of nicotine, are widely used (20).

Take the snuff.