Sentence examples for nose shaped from inspiring English sources

His suits were well-tailored, his hair marcelled, his nose shaped by plastic surgery.

He is six feet tall, and he has a big head, a high, freckled forehead, and a large nose, shaped like a Saint Bernard's.

Their bodies and faces, aside from the occasional nose shaped too much like a ski jump, are advertisements for the handiwork of the Korean medical profession.

He has a slanting forehead, a nose shaped like an adze and the pink face of an aristocrat from the Georgian era.

Vol. II: 1851-91 by Hershel Parker Johns Hopkins, 997 pp, £31, May 2002, 0 8018 6892 0 When the narrator of A la recherche du temps perdu at last meets his idol, the great writer Bergotte, he gets a terrible shock: instead of the "white-haired, sweet Singer" of his imagination, he sees "a young man, uncouth, short, thickset and myopic, with a red nose shaped like a snail-shell and a black goatee".

The river Cauvery was flowing south easterly direction from Trichy and had its confluence at Vedaranyam due to the emergence of Vedaranyam nose (the nose shaped stretch from Vedaranyam to Kodiyakarai) during the pleistocene period.

Within the limits of Newton's formula, a solution of the problem of designing axisymmetric nose shapes that minimize wave drag for given volume and maximum admissible size is presented.

Say what you will about the IRA, at least they wore top hats with flashing lights that spelled the word 'terrorist', and noses shaped like a surface to air missile; you just knew from looking at them.

For a fox, draw an elongated snout with an oval shaped nose, almond shaped eyes and pointy ears.

("Nose Shapes to Consider for My Cosmetic Surgery," for example).

The drag, which is largely dependent on the nose shape, is least for finely pointed shots.