Inside, glitter flew through the air, lodging itself in ear wells, nose folds, scalps.
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Cut the template out of the poster board, leaving the nose fold intact.
Its nose folded like a cardboard box, wrapping around the dummy in the driver's seat.
During the Chinese-ceramics sale at Sotheby's on Dec. 4, Mr. Matsuoka was rarely still - checking catalogues, adjusting his hearing aid, touching his glasses, rubbing his chin, scratching his nose, folding and unfolding his arms and removing things from the breast pockets of his gray suit - gestures other buyers frequently use when secretly bidding at auctions.
They found that as the bat emits sound through its nose, the folds reduce the size of the main lobes, thereby tightening the focus of the sound beam.
"Maybe a former optometrist," she said, blowing her nose and folding the Kleenex neatly over the result.
The nose bridge folded so that the glasses would fit in a case that was only about two inches long.
If spaghetti is not on hand, make a blunt nose by folding the tip of the nose in towards the rear of the plane before creating wings.
Perfectionist attention to detail is one of his work's most compelling aspects: note the exactingly formed knot that serves as the balloon dog's nose, or the folds, pleats and stretch marks in the heart's wrapper.
By the end of the 19th century, the popular image of the "Jewish type," portrayed invariably as the Jewish male, "consisted of a hooked nose, curling nasal folds (ali nasi), thick prominent lips, receding forehead and chin, large ears, curly black hair, dark skin, stooped shoulders, [weak flat feet, deflated rump], and piercing, cunning eyes" (Isaac, 1940, cited in Gilman, 1993, p. 18).
