Sentence examples for noses close from inspiring English sources
The buyers at The Vintage Showroom not only understand that men also love vintage classic clothing, but also have their noses close enough to the ground to sniff great pieces out.
The relatively small repertoire of olfactory receptor genes in primates compared to animals that kept their noses closer to the ground seems to support this notion.
They stood nearly nose to nose, close enough to embrace but far enough that neither administered a space-clearing elbow.
Put your nose close to the glass and you find that a Mies interior reflected in angled mirrors comes together in remarkably vivid three dimensions.
Don't miss the nifty stereoscopic viewing boxes: put your nose close to the glass and you discover a remarkably vivid three-dimensional image of a Mies interior (Johnson).
In one hallway — which now had an alien scent despite looking exactly as I remembered it — I put my nose close to the gap between a locked door and its jamb, thinking that I might be able to whiff a vestige in the closet behind it.
And then she put her nose close to the shining skin of my father's forehead — every day his skin seemed to get a little thinner or stretch a little tighter, until I was sure that just the faintest rubbing pressure would reveal the dull white bone underneath — and said the same thing.
Hold your nose, close your mouth, and try to breathe.
They are even known to "smell" underwater, bubbling air from their nose close to potential prey before sucking it back in.
The plan also includes improvements to an existing boat yard and car parking, as well as sand dune restoration on an area known as Horton's Nose, close to Sunny Vale Holiday Park and Rhyl Yacht Club.
