Sentence examples for extraordinary nose from inspiring English sources

IT HAS an "extraordinary nose of caramelised herbs, smoke, cedar, pen ink, blackcurrants and earth.

Crowing delightedly that our morning hunt had already proved fruitful, my friends and I plowed on deeper into the woods, following Giorgio and Bruno, and, of course, Mina (she of the extraordinary nose).

It is conceivable that underlying the series of overlapping profiles with varieties of extraordinary noses and chins and brows which Leonardo da Vinci and Albrecht Dürer drew independently about 1500 was an observation not only of contemporary human types but of the fact that the heads of rulers on coins and medals, when worn with age, often became ridiculous.

In the pitch black, Rudolf's extraordinary red nose lit up the entire garden.

Though the industry is in its infancy, said Jean-Christophe Mifsud, 38, a chemical engineer who is chief executive of Alpha, the advantages of the electronic nose give it extraordinary promise.

Although expected, I think everyone was struck by the extraordinary way Concorde sat back on landing, nose high like a giant waterbird, to plant her long undercarriage on the concrete.

The last two races, though, were a reminder of the possibilities, even if Toast Of New York's extraordinary run in the Classic came up a nose short of perfection.

Various different-sized ones went up – a collie, a jack russell, a beagle and then suddenly an extraordinary image of a skull with a crushed nose and distended forehead.

A technical wizard with a nose for the net, Benzema poses an extraordinary threat for a U.S. backline that sometimes seems in disarray.

He is obsessed with breasts and breast-feeding, which Mo describes with an extraordinary vividness: She stuck the white doves up under my nose, and I urgently, cruelly grabbed one of their heads with my lips.

So intricate was the portrait of this extraordinary bird-catcher, that I swear I could see how its nose turned up ever so slightly at the end.