Sentence examples for keep our noses from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the former Blair aide's column (headlined We should keep our noses out – this is private) argued that "our interest in the Hollande affair is mere prurience".

David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's senior adviser, said the lesson for Democrats was "to keep our noses to the grindstone, be persistent, make an earnest effort to solve some of the big problems in this country".

We complain like hell about having it shoved in our faces in public places, but can't keep our noses out of it when people are trying to do it in private.

We're supposed to keep our noses to the do-something-meaningful-with-your-life grindstone and keep chugging endlessly uphill, just like The Little Engine That Could, while repeating some mindless positive slogans of encouragement to keep our heads up.

We here at Bold Ride are content to keep our noses out of the political limelight, as debates between Mustang or Camaro are more fit to dominate our time.

Her story, and the stories of other political prisoners, like those captured during the green scare, is proof that no matter how clean we keep our noses, we are at risk from the government.

Mabel van Oranje, senior adviser to the group of global leaders known as The Elders, said, for instance, that "in the African countries where we are active, we are often told to keep our nose out, but the word of Desmond Tutu, the word of Kofi Annan is highly respected … to them, it is the voice that comes from within" Africa.

If we have faith, work together and keep our nose to the grindstone, we can all make a difference.

But we need to keep our ideas testable with data from genomes or other independent data so as to keep our nose pinned to the grindstone of observations.

That competition keeps our noses ahead".

I celebrate our romance with peril and the fixation of humans with scary stuff and whatever it is that keeps our noses pressed against the cold window panes of pain and holds our attention so.